Economic tsunami : China's car industry will sweep away western car makers / Kevin Baker ; foreword by Tim Fischer.
2007
338.476292220951 B167e 2007
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Title
Economic tsunami : China's car industry will sweep away western car makers / Kevin Baker ; foreword by Tim Fischer.
Author
Edition
1st ed.
ISBN
9781877058561 (pbk.)
1877058564 (pbk.)
1877058564 (pbk.)
Imprint
Dural, N.S.W. : Rosenberg Publishing, 2007.
Language
English
Description
360 p. : ill., plates, 2 maps ; 23 cm.
Call Number
338.476292220951 B167e 2007
System Control No.
(OCoLC)137222240
(OCoLC)137222240
(OCoLC)137222240
Summary
Details the threat to the car industry of Australia and other western countries from China's developing car industry.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 340-347) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Figures and tables
Foreword / Tim Fischer
Prologue : Imagine the following (sometimes called a barbecue stopper)
pt. 1. The automotive industry and its environment
1. Introduction
2. The Australian car industry
3. The Beijing Jeep and the threat from China
4. Motorcycle manufacturing in the West and in Japan
5. Car manufacturing outside China and Japan
6. The development of the Japanese car makers
pt. 2. The Chinese automotive industry and its environment
7. 'Cars for all'
8. Economic expansion and world trade
9. Origins and growth of the Chinese motor vehicle industry
pt. 3. Research into the Chinese automotive industry
10. Domestic demand
11. Supply factors
12. Management
13. Summary and implications
pt. 4. Strategies in the global marketplace
14. Protecting domestic industry
15. Will globalization work both ways?
16. Related issues
17. Conclusion
Appendix 1 : Chinese population and income statistics
Appendix 2 : Provisions of China's Labour Law 1995
Bibliography
Notes
Index.
Foreword / Tim Fischer
Prologue : Imagine the following (sometimes called a barbecue stopper)
pt. 1. The automotive industry and its environment
1. Introduction
2. The Australian car industry
3. The Beijing Jeep and the threat from China
4. Motorcycle manufacturing in the West and in Japan
5. Car manufacturing outside China and Japan
6. The development of the Japanese car makers
pt. 2. The Chinese automotive industry and its environment
7. 'Cars for all'
8. Economic expansion and world trade
9. Origins and growth of the Chinese motor vehicle industry
pt. 3. Research into the Chinese automotive industry
10. Domestic demand
11. Supply factors
12. Management
13. Summary and implications
pt. 4. Strategies in the global marketplace
14. Protecting domestic industry
15. Will globalization work both ways?
16. Related issues
17. Conclusion
Appendix 1 : Chinese population and income statistics
Appendix 2 : Provisions of China's Labour Law 1995
Bibliography
Notes
Index.
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