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Survey on car dealers market in Poland, 1st edition 2007
The first independent study of the car dealer market in Poland, conducted by the consultancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers in co-operation with Samar.
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Eastern Influx part 1
First report of a new series of reports on setting up production facilities in the Central and Eastern European member states of the European Union. PricewaterhouseCoopers looks at the key factors to consider before following the crowd eastwards.
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Global Automotive Financial Review 2006
This is the eighth edition of an extensive collation of research on the sector which also includes summaries of financial data, trends and practices as reported by forty leading global vehicle manufacturers and suppliers.
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Automotive Sector Insights 2005/2006: Analysis & opinions on global M&A activity from our network of local advisors
In this edition we look at how the automotive industry has begun to pull away from its somewhat beleaguered recent past with the re-emergence of trade buyers, this time looking for bolt-on or specialist acquisitions.
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Transfer pricing in the automotive industry - production capacity management and transfer pricing economics
Production capacity management (PCM) occurs whenever a new plant opens or an existing plant expands, contracts or closes.
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Block exemption Bar room brawl spills onto the streets - Part three
The European Commission has met with mixed success in its efforts to reform the sale and servicing of cars. Generous financial incentives are among the weapons the carmakers have used to stimulate sales. Yet, with profit margins under pressure and consumer debt soaring, how long can they pursue such tactics?
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Automotive Sector Insights 2004/2005: Analysis & Opinions on Global M&A Activity2004/2005
Welcome to Automotive Insights - an annual review of M&A activity and key trends within the global automotive sector - by PricewaterhouseCoopers Corporate Finance.
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Block exemption: Bar room brawl spills onto the streets (Part 2)
The last of the legal changes wrought by the new Block Exemption Regulation will take effect on 1 October 2005, when the location clause that prevents dealers from expanding outside their territories is abolished.
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Block exemption: Bar room brawl spills onto the streets (Part 1)
Many months have passed since the new block exemption regulation (BER) controlling the sale and servicing of cars, light commercial vehicles, trucks, buses and coaches came into effect on 1 October 2003. The rules were intended to “put consumers in the driving seat” - by giving dealers greater independence from carmakers, promoting inter-brand competition, liberalizing the aftermarket and encouraging the harmonization of prices across the region.
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