International Comparison of Auto Consumption Policies

Author: Zhang Xianfeng
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Currently, there are relatively few monographs that systematically study automotive consumption policies and consumption environments, especially those that provide a comprehensive international comparison of China's automotive consumption policies. This book applies the fundamental principles of Western economics, consumer economics, financial economics, and economic policy studies. Through an international comparison of China's automotive consumption policies, combined with specific Chinese practices, it analyzes the obstacles to automotive consumption in China and proposes practical and operationally feasible countermeasures and recommendations that align with China's national conditions. The book holds significant theoretical and practical value.
The book conducts a comparative analysis of China's automotive consumption policies with those of developed countries such as the United States, the European Union, and Japan, covering six aspects: automotive taxes and fees, automotive financial services, automotive trade, automotive after-sales services and maintenance, automotive environmental protection, and automotive infrastructure. The arguments are well-supported, the structure is clear, the understanding of the issues is accurate, the analysis is thorough, and the recommendations are highly targeted, making it a valuable reference for improving China's automotive consumption environment.