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Development of a Society on Wheels

Part of the Research Series on the Chinese Dream and China’s Development Path Book Series

Editors: Wang, Junxiu

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-2270-9

ISBN: 978-981-13-2269-3

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Nov 2, 2018

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Chapter 11Traffic Risk and Personal Safety in Automobile-Dependent Society

Lin, Xiaoshan

Pages: 233 –246

[Automobile-dependent society may imply huge risks, in particular traffic risks, which have almost become part of everyday life in cities, constituting a great threat to personal safety. The frequency of traffic accidents and their safety implications for cities have made them a new area of study...
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Chapter 12Annual Report on Consumption of the Automobile-Dependent Society in China (2012)

Wang, Junxiu

Pages: 247 –258

[As compared with 2011, the respondents without cars generally show greater interest in buying one. There is a higher percentage of people saying they would buy within one year, two years or five years; and only 2.8% of the surveyed indicate no plan to buy, while the figure was 11.1% in 2011. The...
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Chapter 13Research and Application of the Image of Brand Users Based on Schema Theory: A Case Study of Car Brands

Cao, Ying; Fu, Guoqun

Pages: 259 –283

[With a focus on car brands, this article adopts the schema theory in cognitive psychology to conduct qualitative analysis upon the user images and goes further to discuss the influence of gender identity on brand extension. The research shows the user image is an important factor affecting the...
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Chapter 14Annual Report on the Trend of Automobile Consumption in China (2012)

Xiao, Mingchao

Pages: 285 –307

[The auto industry experienced rapid growth in the 1980s when the auto products were in short supply for a long time. It then entered a period of slow growth in the 1990s, due to limited purchasing power of consumers. After China’s entry into WTO in 2001, the auto industry came to embrace a...

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