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The converging divergence of labor relations in automobile industry: the case of China
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Competitiveness Review
Competitiveness Review (2013) 23 (2): 175–188.
Published: 22 March 2013
... million units in 2010. China is the largest car producer in the world today, followed by Japan with 9.6 million units and the USA with 7.8 million. The rapid growth of the domestic automobile market has strained labor relations as Chinese auto workers demand higher wages, better overtime pay, and more...
