China slaps new restrictions on Japanese auto imports

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The government of China has imposed new restrictions on automobile imports from Japan. The trade dispute between the two countries began with agricultural products, but has now extended into major industrial products.

International economic relations

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China may restrict foreign cars

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Concerns have been raised about the possibility of China imposing non-tariff trade barriers for foreign car imports. Such barriers would be intended to provide support for Chinese car makers.

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EU auto industry faces overhaul as Japanese gain in market share

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Partly as the result of the European Union's lifting of trade policies that limited the amount of market share Asian auto makers could hold in Europe, U.S. and European companies are now facing stiff competition in the European market. Struggling to align their costs and production capacities to the reality of their declining market share, companies such as General Motor Corp., Volkswagen AG, and DaimlerChrysler AG are laying off workers, closing plants, and undergoing operational restructuring.

United States, South Korea, Europe, Foreign operations, Financial management, Market share, Management dynamics, Personnel administration, Industry Overview, Management, Evaluation, Finance, International aspects, Compensation and benefits, Surveys, Company business management, Company market share, Company financing, Downsizing, Factory workers

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