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,Demand for Cars in Russia: Before and after the 2008–2009 Crisis,the car market.. This market is now sizeable, with USD 40–60 billion per annum for light-vehicles and around USD 30–40 billion per annum for parts and accessories. One major determinant of this booming automobile market is the growth of personal income in a context of increasing inequality, which le

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Slowdown of the Indian Economy and Changing Consumption Pattern: What Is There for the Automobile Ians that the Indian middle class has, for now, a smaller share of the population than in other emerging economies and might expect to expand in the near future, provided that the growth rate remains high.

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An Interview with Reuben Hersh,ans that the Indian middle class has, for now, a smaller share of the population than in other emerging economies and might expect to expand in the near future, provided that the growth rate remains high.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-37507-1e China, and to a much lesser extent, India; others are engaged in much slower growth patterns (Brazil and Mexico), are made fragile by instability (Russia), or may be confronted with the so-called middle-income trap (Thailand, Malaysia). Still, some common lessons can be drawn from the various case studies gathered in this volume.

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Conclusion,e China, and to a much lesser extent, India; others are engaged in much slower growth patterns (Brazil and Mexico), are made fragile by instability (Russia), or may be confronted with the so-called middle-income trap (Thailand, Malaysia). Still, some common lessons can be drawn from the various case studies gathered in this volume.