The paper discusses the anticipated doubling of global motor vehicle numbers to 1.8 billion by 2020, primarily due to growth in China and India. It highlights the significant fluctuations in crude oil prices, which have correlated with a rapid increase in vehicle growth rates exceeding 40% annually in Asia. The rising demand for mobility raises concerns about the depletion of oil reserves, projected to reach a critical point in about a decade. Additionally, it notes Great Britain's historic shift to becoming a net oil importer in 2005.
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- 2011
- 2009
The seminar paper explores the impact of the financial crisis on the competitive strategies of governments and central banks. It analyzes how these entities have adjusted their offline and online marketing approaches in response to economic challenges. The author, a student from the European School of Business Reutlingen, presents a well-researched perspective, earning a top grade for the work. The paper provides insights into the evolving landscape of marketing in the context of economic turmoil.
- 2009
International Trade China: Coal, Oil and Gas
- 56 pages
- 2 hours of reading
The rapid growth of China's economy has significantly impacted the energy sector, making the balance of demand and supply a critical issue. As the largest consumer of primary energy and the third-largest producer, China's energy dynamics are crucial for understanding global market trends. This paper explores these aspects within the context of trade and distribution, highlighting the implications for business economics and the broader economic landscape.