OSRA 1998

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OSRA 1998 is a U.S. federal law that significantly deregulated international ocean shipping by promoting confidential service contracts and greater market-driven competition in liner shipping.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal law
shipping regulation
administeredBy Federal Maritime Commission NERFINISHED
affects Federal Maritime Commission regulatory authority
U.S. exporters
U.S. importers
liner shipping conferences
non-vessel-operating common carriers
ocean carrier alliances
alsoKnownAs OSRA ‘98 NERFINISHED
Ocean Shipping Reform Act (1998) NERFINISHED
amends Shipping Act of 1984 NERFINISHED
appliesTo international ocean liner shipping
ocean common carriers
shippers
country United States of America
surface form: United States
effect decline in the importance of public tariffs in liner shipping
greater rate competition among ocean carriers
increased use of confidential service contracts
shift of bargaining power toward large shippers
feature authorization of confidential service contracts between carriers and shippers
encouragement of confidential, individually negotiated rates
enhanced role of individual carrier pricing
greater flexibility in service contract terms
limitations on antitrust immunity for carrier agreements
reduced role of tariff filing requirements
streamlined oversight of carrier conferences and alliances
fullName Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 1998 NERFINISHED
goal deregulation of international ocean shipping
promotion of market-driven competition in liner shipping
reduction of government intervention in ocean shipping
jurisdiction United States government
surface form: United States federal government
language English
legalForm Act of Congress
regulates liner shipping competition
ocean common carrier agreements
service contracts in ocean shipping
relatedTo Shipping Act of 1984 NERFINISHED
sector international trade
maritime transport
subjectOf U.S. maritime regulatory reform debates

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