La organización del transporte marítimo en la Valencia de la primera mitad del siglo XV
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aem.1994.v24.969Abstract
The increase in late medieval trade favoured the spread of technical developments in sea transport. Valencia, a growing market at this period, also went through significant changes. Closer analysis of the structure and behaviour of trading companies allows us to explore this. Persistence of poor financial resources and a piecemeal strategy in trade, combined with use of local shipping, affected the high number of stops and slowness in transactions.
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