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1. Berücksichtigung von zeitraumbezogenen Zuzahlungen des Arbeitnehmers für ein ihm auch zur Privatnutzung überlassenes betriebliches Kfz.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, TAX courts, AUTOMOBILE industry, INCOME tax laws, LEGAL judgments, SOCIAL security, FISCAL year, TAXATION, EMPLOYEES, PRIVATE companies, PAYROLL tax
Abstract

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Published
2023
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2. Workers' Compensation and Respondent Superior Liability Legal Cases involving Salespersons' Misuse of Alcohol.

Author

Spain, Judith and Ramsey, Rosemary

Subjects
ALCOHOLISM, SALES personnel, WORKERS' compensation claims, RESPONDEAT superior, WORKERS' compensation laws, ALCOHOL drinking, EMPLOYERS' liability, EMPLOYEE training, COMPANY automobiles
Abstract

Legal cases where salespersons' misuse of alcohol resulted in either workers' compensation or respondeat superior liability cases are reviewed. Three main areas emerged which may require corporate attention: (1) salesperson travel including use of a home office, (2) condoning of alcohol use by corporations, and (3) the use of a company car. Corporation policy issues are discussed, as well as appropriate training suggested at the corporate and collegiate levels. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2000

3. Is it time to abolish company car benefits? An analysis of transport behaviour in Germany and implications for climate change.

Author

Metzler, Daniel, Humpe, Andreas, and Gössling, Stefan

Subjects
*CLIMATE change, *CLIMATE change mitigation, *AUTOMOBILE ownership, *PASSENGER traffic, *COMPANY automobiles, *AUTOMOTIVE fuel consumption
Abstract

Company cars have received considerable attention because of their partial tax-exemption and the changes in travel behaviour they stimulate, including car model choices, distances driven, and car ownership patterns. This paper is the first to present evidence on actual transport behaviour change, based on mobility and fuel diaries, and comparing a sample of 624 company cars and 9328 private cars in Germany. Analysis confirms that company cars belong to the more heavily motorized car segments (with an average 97 kW, as opposed to 79 kW of private cars), and are driven more than private cars (24,672 km per year, compared to 12,828 km per year for private cars). Company car benefits also increase average household vehicle numbers by 25%. Results show that it is imperative to distinguish company cars of company owners relative to those driven by employees, as negative externalities increase significantly where company cars are used by the latter. Abolishing company car benefits could significantly reduce emissions from passenger road transport and stimulate change in the country's automotive industries towards a lower-carbon path. As Germany is not currently on track to meet its climate mitigation targets, this would be a timely policy shift. Key policy insights Company car benefits increase transport demand, car ownership, and average vehicle fleet engine power. These effects are particularly relevant for employees. Company cars have, in spite of their larger size and greater engine power, a (modestly) better fuel economy than private cars, possibly because they represent more recent and hence more efficient car models. A policy focus on vehicle fuel efficiency improvements will fail to reduce the German car fleet's CO2 emissions to a sustainable level. Abolishing company car benefits could yield a significant reduction in GHG emissions from passenger road transport. Company car subsidies are an out-dated mode of support for the fossil-fuel based automotive industry. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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4. Cost intensity of identifying contraindications to driving a company car through psychological tests on the basis of real-world data in Poland.

Author

Juszczyk, Grzegorz, Czerw, Aleksandra, Tatara, Tomasz, Duda-Zalewska, Aneta, Walusiak-Skorupa, Joanna, Słoniewski, Robert, Staniszewska, Anna, Olejniczak, Dominik, and Religioni, Urszula

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, PSYCHOLOGY of movement, INDUSTRIAL hygiene, MEDICAL care costs, TRAFFIC safety
Abstract

Objective. The study objective was to determine the cost intensity of identifying contraindications to fleet car driving in preventive care.Background. The objective of a psychological examination is to identify impaired psychomotor function as well as any intellectual, cognitive or emotional incapacities, which may seriously impede safety.Method. Real-world data were collected from the healthcare provider in Poland. A total of 8111 anonymous records from psychomotor tests performed between January 1 and December 31, 2012 were analysed.Results. The number needed to screen to identify one person with contraindications to driving was 737. An individual examination costs PLN 150, thus the estimated cost of identifying one case was PLN 110,550 (EUR 25,000). The average number of tests in a small enterprise with 20–50 fleet cars was estimated at 5–25 in a 5-year period and their cost at PLN 3750 (PLN 750 annually).Conclusion. Health check-ups include ophthalmological and neurological consultations; therefore, psychological examination of fleet car drivers may be considered excessive due to cost and limited preventive value. High costs may be burdensome mainly to larger companies.Application. A final decision regarding necessity of psychological testing should be preceded by medical assessment of the risk of work accidents. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2017
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5. Executive 'perks' and personal income taxes.

Author

Hanson, Robert E. and Harnick, Carl D.

Subjects
GOVERNMENT policy on employee benefits, EXECUTIVE compensation, INCOME tax, COMPANY automobiles, BUSINESS airplanes, GOVERNMENT policy, LIFE insurance, WAGE taxation
Abstract

The article discusses the United States Internal Revenue Service's policy and the Securities and Exchange Commission's treatment of executive 'perks' and personal income taxes. The government's policy on company automobiles and limousines, company airplanes, life or accident insurance, company apartments, houses, lodges and other facilities, club memberships, fees of professional organizations, and medical examinations are discussed. The article states that top management may desire to get rid of nonmonetary benefits that are not worth the potential tax cost.

Published
1978

6. Foreign cars hope they're here to stay.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE exhibitions, COMPANY automobiles
Abstract

The article offers information on the International Auto Show organized in New York in 1965. The show marked the growth in the sales of the imported cars. Several companies that put their cars on display include Fiat SpA, Volkswagenwerk, and General Motors Corp. Volkswagenwerk and the company, Simca have estimated their import sales to grow by 13 percent in 1965.

Published
1965

7. Trend to FLEET LEASING.

Author

Rollins, John W.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE leasing & renting, MOTOR vehicle fleets, COST analysis, COST effectiveness, COMPANY automobiles, WORKING capital, LEASE or buy decisions, TRUCKING, TRANSPORTATION industry, EXECUTIVES -- Services for, LEASE & rental services, OVERHEAD costs, FINANCE, MANAGEMENT
Abstract

The article reports on vehicle fleet leasing in the United States and analyzes the costs in leasing vehicles instead of owning them. Leasing, which creates dollar economies and saves executive time, is not advantageous to every business. An evaluation is made of current versus long-run, and visible versus invisible costs, as well as the capital, credit, and liquidity advantages in leasing. Topics include truck leasing, data on urban truck-leasing operations, the Interstate Commerce Commission policy on line-haul trucking, costs incurred in operating cars in sales management, tax-cost advantage, and equipment liquidation to create working capital.

Published
1954

8. DEVELOPMENT OF REMOTE TOOLS TO ASSESS THE EFFECTIVENESS AND QUALITY OF CAR SERVICE ENTERPRISES WORK.

Author

Kozlovskiy, Vladimir and Aydarov, Dimitriy

Subjects
REMOTE access network equipment, COMPANY automobiles, ONLINE monitoring systems, QUALITY control, AUTOMOBILE repair
Abstract

The paper is updated development problem of remote tools to assess the effectiveness and work quality of the corporate car service enterprises. This paper presents the author's methodology of activity estimation car service enterprises based on corporate information reflecting the report on the production activities of the service company. Specialized information system has been developed and implemented based on the proposed methodology. Specialized information system is the analytical tool for assessing the activities of enterprises the brand network of car service, for one of the largest national carmakers. The aim of research is development and realization of a monitoring system for certain areas of the car service work that significantly affect the quality process of the maintenance service. In addition, the paper is devoted to solving urgent issues of collection and processing of real data on warranty defects of cars. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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9. ENVIRONMENTAL AND OTHER SOCIAL COSTS OF THE TAX TREATMENT OF COMPANY CARS AND COMMUTING EXPENSES.

Author

Roy, Rana

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, COMMUTING, TAXATION, ENVIRONMENTAL impact analysis, TRANSPORTATION, COST
Abstract

The article discusses the paper "Personal Tax Treatment of Company Cars and Commuting Expenses: Estimating the Fiscal and Environmental Costs." Topics discussed inlcude the personal benefit to employe3es from the use of a company car, the environmental impacts of the "non-neutral" tax treatment, and the net environmental impact of the subsidy to company cars and commuting expenses.

Published
2014
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11. Environmental and Related Social Costs of the Tax Treatment of Company Cars and Commuting Expenses.

Author

Roy, Rana

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, COMMUTING, TRANSPORTATION research, AUTOMOBILE industry, TAXATION
Abstract

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Published
2014
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12. CAN THE RECOVERY SURVIVE THIS DIVE?

Author

Roman, Monica and Schiller, Zachary

Subjects
RECESSIONS, CORPORATE profits, ECONOMIC recovery, GROSS national product, PROFIT, BUSINESS enterprises, BUSINESS losses, UNITED States economy, COMPANY automobiles
Abstract

Asserts that although by official reckoning the recession may have come to an end in the second quarter, decline in corporate profits was so sharp that some economists say it could pose a threat to the recovery. Expectation of gain from second-quarter gross national product; Decrease in the profit of various companies; Effects of losses at the Big Three automobile makers on the U.S. economy.

Published
1991

13. VAT on Private Use of Company Cars in Cross- Border Situations: Double or Non-taxation?

Author

Merkx, Madeleine

Subjects
*VALUE-added tax, *COMPANY automobiles, *DOUBLE taxation, *EMPLOYERS, *TAXATION
Abstract

Because the Netherlands and Germany approach the taxation of private use of company cars for VAT differently this may result in double or non-taxation. Double taxation in case the employer is a Dutch entrepreneur and the employee lives in Germany. Nontaxation if the employer is a German entrepreneur and the employee lives in the Netherlands. In this article the author seeks the answer to the question which country applies the correct approach. Her conclusion is that the legislation in both countries needs adjustment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015

14. Company Cars Industry Profile: the United States.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, MARKET value, MARKET segmentation, ECONOMIC competition, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

The article presents a profile of the company cars industry of the U.S. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

Published
2011

15. Company Cars Industry Profile: the United Kingdom.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, MARKET value, MARKET segmentation, ECONOMIC competition, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

The article presents a profile of the company cars industry of Great Britain. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

Published
2011

16. Company Cars Industry Profile: the Netherlands.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, MARKET value, MARKET segmentation, ECONOMIC competition, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

The article presents a profile of the company cars industry of the Netherlands. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

Published
2011

17. Company Cars Industry Profile: Spain.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, MARKET value, MARKET segmentation, ECONOMIC competition, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

The article presents a profile of the company cars industry of Spain. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

Published
2011

18. Company Cars Industry Profile: Germany.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, MARKET value, MARKET segmentation, ECONOMIC competition, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

The article presents a profile of the company cars industry of Germany. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

Published
2011

19. Company Cars Industry Profile: Italy.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, MARKET value, MARKET segmentation, ECONOMIC competition, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

The article presents a profile of the company cars industry of Italy. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

Published
2011

20. Company Cars Industry Profile: France.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, MARKET value, MARKET segmentation, ECONOMIC competition, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

The article presents a profile of the company cars industry of France. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

Published
2011

21. Company Cars Industry Profile: Europe.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, MARKET value, MARKET segmentation, ECONOMIC competition, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

The article presents a profile of the company cars industry of Europe. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

Published
2011

22. Company Cars Industry Profile: Belgium.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, MARKET value, MARKET segmentation, ECONOMIC competition, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

The article presents a profile of the company cars industry of Belgium. Executive summary of the industry including information related to market overview, market value, market segmentation, competitive landscape, market forecasts, leading companies in the industry, demographics etc is presented.

Published
2011

23. CHAPTER 9: Use of Company Property.

Author

DelPo, Amy and Guerin, Lisa

Subjects
EMPLOYEE rules, OFFICE equipment & supplies, OFFICE practice, COMPANY automobiles, PAYDAYS
Abstract

The article discusses how to develop a policy concerning the use of company equipment and property by employees. The topics covered include the general usage of company property, the return of company property, and the use of company cars. It presents an additional clause for the garnishment of an employee's final paycheck for the payment of lost, stolen or damaged company property.

Published
2011

24. Company Cars Industry Profile: United States.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in the United States. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2010

25. Company Cars Industry Profile: United Kingdom.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in the United Kingdom. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2010

26. Company Cars Industry Profile: Netherlands.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in the Netherlands. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2010

27. Company Cars Industry Profile: Spain.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Spain. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2010

28. Company Cars Industry Profile: Italy.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Italy. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2010

29. Company Cars Industry Profile: Germany.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Germany. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2010

30. Company Cars Industry Profile: France.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in France. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2010

31. Company Cars Industry Profile: Europe.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Europe. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2010

32. Company Cars Industry Profile: Belgium.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Belgium. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2010

33. Company Spotlight: Volkswagen AG.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, SWOT analysis, AUTOMOBILE industry, STRATEGIC planning
Abstract

The article presents the brief profile of Volkswagenwerk. It is one of the leading global automobile manufacturers, the largest car maker in Europe and has 48 vehicle production plants spread across 13 European countries and in six other countries in the U.S., Asia and Africa. Also discussed are the strength, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis of the company.

Published
2010

34. BMI Research: Brazil Autos Report: Commercial Vehicles.

Subjects
COMMERCIAL vehicles, VEHICLES, AUTOMOBILES, COMPANY automobiles, BUSES
Abstract

A chart is presented that lists Brazil's commercial vehicles production and sales of different automobile company from 2007 to 2008 including light commercial vehicles, trucks and bus.

Published
2009

35. Company Cars Industry Profile: United States.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in the United States. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

36. Company Cars Industry Profile: United Kingdom.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in the United Kingdom. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

37. Company Cars Industry Profile: Netherlands.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in the Netherlands. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

38. Company Cars Industry Profile: Spain.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Spain. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

39. Company Cars Industry Profile: Italy.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Italy. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

40. Company Cars Industry Profile: Germany.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Germany. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

41. Company Cars Industry Profile: France.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in France. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

42. Company Cars Industry Profile: Europe.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Europe. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

43. Company Cars Industry Profile: Belgium.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Belgium. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

44. Company Spotlight: Fuji Heavy Industries.

Subjects
COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILE industry, SWOT analysis, ORGANIZATIONAL structure, SUBARU automobiles
Abstract

The article offers information on the maker of Subaru automobiles Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. (FHI). It notes that the firm is a manufacturer of transportation and aerospace-related products which operates in the U.S., Japan, and Europe with four divisions, namely, automobile, aerospace, industrial products, and others. It adds that the firm offers real estate lease services and ecological equipment unit. It further presents the SWOT analysis of the company.

Published
2009

45. Company Cars Industry Profile: United States.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in the United States. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2008

46. Company Cars Industry Profile: United Kingdom.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in the United Kingdom. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2008

47. Company Cars Industry Profile: Netherlands.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in the Netherlands. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2008

48. Company Cars Industry Profile: Spain.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Spain. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2008

49. Company Cars Industry Profile: Italy.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Italy. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2008

50. Company Cars Industry Profile: Germany.

Subjects
AUTOMOBILE industry, COMPANY automobiles, AUTOMOBILES, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Company Cars industry in Germany. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2008

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