The Future of the automobile : the report of MIT's International Automobile Program / by Alan Altshuler [and others] ; with contributions by Hermann Appel [and others].
1986
HD9710.A2 F87 1986eb
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The Future of the automobile : the report of MIT's International Automobile Program / by Alan Altshuler [and others] ; with contributions by Hermann Appel [and others].
ISBN
0262310643 (electronic bk.)
9780262310642 (electronic bk.)
026201081X
9780262010818
0262510383
9780262510387
0043381146
9780043381144
0043381308
9780043381304
9780262310642 (electronic bk.)
026201081X
9780262010818
0262510383
9780262510387
0043381146
9780043381144
0043381308
9780043381304
Publication Details
Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, [1986, ©1984]
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (xi, 321 pages) : illustrations
Call Number
HD9710.A2 F87 1986eb
Dewey Decimal Classification
338.4/76292
Summary
"A new shape for the world auto industry emerges from this far-ranging study, which reveals a path of development quite different from those widely forecast and leaves no doubt that the changes ahead will be dramatic.Cited by Business Week as one of 1984's ten best books on business and economics, The Future of the Automobile is the most comprehensive assessment ever conducted of the world's largest industry. It is a collaborative study by leading researchers and industry experts in Japan, Germany, France, Italy, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States that covers the industry at the firm level and at the global level. It projects the composition of the industry 20 years hence, estimates long-term demand for the product, focuses on the growing cooperation between producers on individual models even as overall competition in the industry intensifies, and reveals alternative paths for industrial relations.Alan Altshuler is Dean of the Graduate School of Public Administration at New York University. Daniel Roos is Director of the Center for Transportation Studies and Professor of Civil Engineering at MIT where Martin Anderson and James Womack also teach. Daniel Jones teaches at the University of Sussex."
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