Will Air Pollution Concerns Kill China's Auto Market?
In early 2014, the global automotive industry was looking at sales of 2,013 cars in China and were clearly impressed , more cars were sold this year than in any other year in human history . All total , China was included more than 40 million cars , imagine that? Of course , I guess all roads and fuel needed in the future to support . Perhaps most impressive are the predictions for 2014. Talking about.
However, there was an interesting article in Bloomberg Business Week - China Section - entitled " China's vehicle sales are expected to slow in the pollution control ", published January 9, 2014 says that many in the automotive industry , especially GM (General Motors) fear ;
" Capital Association predicted that the automobile market of China 's largest automobile manufacturer in the world will be a slowdown in growth this year, as the campaigns against pollution and the spread of austerity . " The article noted that sales of Chinese cars solids ;
A . Car sales in China in 2013 = 20 million +
Two . Car sales planned for 2014 = 22 million +
Three . 2013 has been a gain of 11% from 2012
Can you see the growth trend and why automakers like Audi , GM, Toyota and all car manufacturers Vintage Chinese people want to continue their growth and are concerned? Yet, as the article rightly , "The pressure mounts on the government to act as the pollution choking residents and traffic congestion becomes parks. " Although not as dramatic , the Communist Party was known to make sudden changes that create massive uncertainty almost crashing entire industries overnight.
But is it the right choice to stop the pollution problem in China? In addition, vehicles are one of the problems of pollution disaster in China , however, also fires in coal mines now perpetually burning factories and coal without scrubbers or appropriate all new technologies clean coal is available, but is not part of all new power plants had been built in recent years - the cost , availability , new technologies , etc. are among some of the reasons.
China wants to continue to grow, and can be implemented regardless of the future consequences of doing so , more pollution , more congestion and civilization essentially grid -lock. So much for central planning and the law of unintended consequences , but what comes next can affect the global economy as well . Does China have a choice in all this? Maybe this year , maybe next , maybe 5 - more , but in the end it all comes to a head. In fact, I hope you will please consider all this and think on it .
In early 2014, the global automotive industry was looking at sales of 2,013 cars in China and were clearly impressed , more cars were sold this year than in any other year in human history . All total , China was included more than 40 million cars , imagine that? Of course , I guess all roads and fuel needed in the future to support . Perhaps most impressive are the predictions for 2014. Talking about.
However, there was an interesting article in Bloomberg Business Week - China Section - entitled " China's vehicle sales are expected to slow in the pollution control ", published January 9, 2014 says that many in the automotive industry , especially GM (General Motors) fear ;
" Capital Association predicted that the automobile market of China 's largest automobile manufacturer in the world will be a slowdown in growth this year, as the campaigns against pollution and the spread of austerity . " The article noted that sales of Chinese cars solids ;
A . Car sales in China in 2013 = 20 million +
Two . Car sales planned for 2014 = 22 million +
Three . 2013 has been a gain of 11% from 2012
Can you see the growth trend and why automakers like Audi , GM, Toyota and all car manufacturers Vintage Chinese people want to continue their growth and are concerned? Yet, as the article rightly , "The pressure mounts on the government to act as the pollution choking residents and traffic congestion becomes parks. " Although not as dramatic , the Communist Party was known to make sudden changes that create massive uncertainty almost crashing entire industries overnight.
But is it the right choice to stop the pollution problem in China? In addition, vehicles are one of the problems of pollution disaster in China , however, also fires in coal mines now perpetually burning factories and coal without scrubbers or appropriate all new technologies clean coal is available, but is not part of all new power plants had been built in recent years - the cost , availability , new technologies , etc. are among some of the reasons.
China wants to continue to grow, and can be implemented regardless of the future consequences of doing so , more pollution , more congestion and civilization essentially grid -lock. So much for central planning and the law of unintended consequences , but what comes next can affect the global economy as well . Does China have a choice in all this? Maybe this year , maybe next , maybe 5 - more , but in the end it all comes to a head. In fact, I hope you will please consider all this and think on it .
