South East Europe Trade Logistics Impact Evaluation 2014
Serbia, 2014
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What is your normal response to delays at the border? - Other (e7x1)
Data file: ffsurvey_finaldata
Overview
Valid:
16
Type:
Discrete
Start:
420
End:
531
Width:
112
Format:
Questions and instructions
Question pretext
Read to respondent: In following questions (E3 - E11) we ask about "delays in customs clearance." The word "delay" here means a period of time that is both unexpected and long enough to risk a breach of contractual obligations.
Literal question
What is your normal response to delays in customs clearance at the border post or terminals?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| All of them are aware that they live in Serbia | |
| Conducting inspections | |
| Honest, real situation and problem description | |
| I contact the customs offices or border outposts to speed up | |
| I don't have such situations | |
| I make pressure to prevent delays | |
| In case of computer system breakdown in customs | |
| It is a specific outpost so there are no delays, our client is 500 m from border crossing | |
| No transport engaged | |
| Shipment continues, but I do not bear any responsibility | |
| There are no changes | |
| There are no costs | |
| We do not react any more | |
| We inform, the clients about real situation and communicate with customs inspections and we speed up the process | |
| We mainly combine all three combinations | |
| We sit and wait |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.