2002China Industrial EconomyRequires access

Tendency of Globalization of Automobile Industry and Its Impact on China's Automobile Industry

Shijin Liu

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Under the circumstance of speeding up globalization of automobile industry, it is more difficult to build a system of overall and competitive automobile industry in the framework of one country. This conclusion is applicable for developed countries and developing countries as well, including China.

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Under the circumstance of speeding up globalization of automobile industry, it is more difficult to build a system of overall and competitive automobile industry in the framework of one country. This conclusion is applicable for developed countries and developing countries as well, including China.

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Under the circumstance of speeding up globalization of automobile industry, it is more difficult to build a system of overall and competitive automobile industry in the framework of one country. This conclusion is applicable for developed countries and developing countries as well, including China.

Key concepts: China, Automotive industry, Globalization, Business, Developing country, Auto industry, Developed country, Industrial organization

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