steering effect

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The steering effect refers to the influence of steering measures (such as pricing, incentives, contract terms, or routing/mode choices) on the distribution of freight flows. By purposefully guiding behavior, actors in the logistics network respond to these measures, altering the structure, costs, and efficiency of supply chains.

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