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Empirical analysis on Chinese self-brand automobile enterprises' competitive advantage

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  • Xianjun Li
  • Li Pang

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Nowadays, China has become the third largest automaker country in the world. But the quantitative research on Chinese automobile enterprises' competitive advantage is not enough. In this paper, we evaluate the competitive advantage of Chinese self-brand automobile enterprises by using AHP model and OLS, and analyse the relationship between the performance and R&D, scale, operational efficiency, and export feature. The results indicate that there is non-equilibrium among the scale, operational efficiency, R&D, innovation performance, growth potential and export feature of Chinese self-brand automobile enterprise; the advantages of passenger car and special colonies are scale, operational efficiency, innovation performance and export feature, but their disadvantage is insufficient growth potential. There is polarisation in commercial vehicles; automobile enterprises that product truck and bus have superior competitive advantage, but the disadvantage is low R&D investment and operational efficiency. Automobile enterprises that only product truck or bus have small scale and low innovation performance. As for leading automobile enterprises, the new automobile enterprises show superior competitive advantage through comparing them to the traditional ones.

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  • Xianjun Li & Li Pang, 2010. "Empirical analysis on Chinese self-brand automobile enterprises' competitive advantage," International Journal of Learning and Intellectual Capital, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 7(3/4), pages 374-393.
  • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijlica:v:7:y:2010:i:3/4:p:374-393
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