The Analysis of China's New Energy Vehicle Policies
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https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpbm.v33i.2842Keywords:
Electric Vehicles, Policy analysis, Subsidy.Abstract
The electric vehicle industry has developed rapidly in the past ten years, under the support from the Chinese government policy, not only development of new energy technologies, the preferences of consumers and producers for the market are also increasing. The evaluates, article though different types of policies macro policies, subsidy policies, demonstration policies, tax policies, and facilitation policies, and made suggestion to the areas where the government could still improve in the future.
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