Global and External Influences on the car market Flashcards

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Labour costs

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Different countries have different labour costs
Choosing a country with low labour costs gives businesses a cost advantage
OR they choose a country in a trading block to avoid tariffs and quotas

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Protectionism

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Trade restrictions for decreasing the amount of trading between countries

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Trading blocs

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Opposite goal of protectionism
= Promotes trade
Removes tariffs and quotas so importing cars is possible at no extra costs

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Global competitiveness

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Asian brands have entered the market
Eg China

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5
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% of house holds owning a car in 2022

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China: 22.2%
India: 5.9%
USA: 88.90%

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Annual global car sales in 2022

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China: 23.24 million
India: 3.79 million
USA: 7.59 million

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Adapting for different markets

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GEOCENTRIC APPROACH
Diff countries prefer different size cars Eg because of the size of the roads
Left/right hand side drivers

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What can adapting to different markets cause?

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Increased unit costs
Due to having to abide by different legislation, costs will increase

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