There are a number of down-to-earth benefits to be derived from the use of the railway and the port. For one, it promises ['shopping certainty' ] a more reliable way of linking supply with demand. Second, with their huge capacities and advanced equipment for handling transshipping cargo, they greatly reduce delays and smooth out the flow of goods. Third, the natural location of the port gives provisions a safe environment, avoids theft and damage to property. Fourth, the home of shipping provides a choice between different means of transportation: businesses can use these not just in helping to achieve their price targets but also speed other needs. After all, the economic benefits gained from harbors are beyond measure. As they create jobs and drive local economies forward, they undoubtedly provide a powerful incentive to local governments to put some cash in their pockets. In summary, by using the railway and the port, time is saved, costs are cut and those who start to buy land nearby can hope that such activities will bring an income.