The Best of Chinese Commentators
Is car production reaching overcapacity?
- Published 09 Sep 2010
Car manufacturers have been rushing to expand capacity on robust demand over the last 18 months. Commentators argue whether the move has been badly co-ordinated and will result in overcapacity.
In spite of some slowdown in auto sales this year, China remains the world's biggest car producer and consumer. But is the industry at risk of reaching overcapacity?
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