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Taking the High (Fuel Economy) Road: What Do the New Chinese Fuel Economy Standards Mean for Foreign Automakers?

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Fred Wellington, Amanda Sauer

November, 2004

Tags: china

New Chinese fuel economy standards are likely to affect automakers differently. More info.

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• Fred Wellington, Senior Associate II, Senior Financial Analystfwellington@wri.org+1 (202) 729-7672

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