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Does it make sense for China to motorize?
01 Jan 2003
Posted In: China
There is no question that if China succeeds in developing a powerful automobile industry, the economic dividends will be large. But will China's economy grow faster if it increases its domestic consumption of automobiles? Or will increasing reliance on motorized transportation threaten the past two decades of economic growth?
Read the full story in Sustainable Transport magazine #15.
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