Since ships 20’ and 40’ containers, you might think that, in essence, a 40’ is double the price of a 20’ container becau

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Since ships 20’ and 40’ containers, you might think that, in essence, a 40’ is double the price of a 20’ container becau

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Since ships 20’ and 40’ containers, you might think that, in essence, a 40’ is double the price of a 20’ container because it takes twice as much space on board a vessel – but that’s not actually how it works. Lifting a 20’ or a 40’ is, in many regards, the same. Can you explain why. (6 points)
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