Global Automobile Demand

Global Automobile Demand is a two-volume work analysing the impact of the Great Recession and the structural factors which shape automobile demand in developed and emerging countries. The second volume examines the automobile demand in the BRICS and other emerging countries: Brazil, Russia, India, China, Turkey, Mexico, Thailand and Malaysia.

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Bruno Jetin is Assistant Professor of Economics at Université Paris, France. He has published widely on the automobile industry, as well as on labour issues and development, and has presented his work at various international conferences. Bruno is a member of the steering committee of the GERPISA-International Network - a group for the study of the Automobile Industry and its employees.

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Introduction 8. Demand For Cars In Russia: Before And After The 2008-2009 Crisis; Elena Starostenkova And Bruno Jetin Conclusion 9. An Unsaturated Passenger Car Market In An Emerging Economy: The Case Of Turkey; Lale Duruiz And Orhan Erdem 10. Social Development And Income Distribution: The Conditions Of The Brazilian Auto Industry Growth; Mario Sergio Salerno, Glauco Arbix And Demétrio G. C. De Toledo 11. The Demand For Automobiles In Mexico Before And After The 2008 Economic Crisis; Maria De Lourdes Alvarez Medina 12. Fluctuation Of Chinese Automobile Market During And After The Financial Crisis; Hua Wang 13. Slowdown Of Indian Economy And Changing Consumption Pattern: What Is There For Automobile Industry?; Biswajit Nag 14. The Impact Of Economic Crises On The Thai Automobile Industry; Kriengkrai Techakanont And Sittisak Leelahanon 15. Crisis, Socioeconomic Development And Car Demand In Malaysia; V. G. R. Chandran Conclusion