2002
DOI: 10.1111/1467-9302.00330
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The Company Response to Government Policies on Transport

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“…Until recently Great Britain served as an example of an extreme case, with a very high share of company cars. Moreover, most of the literature concerning company cars is British and little can be found about the phenomenon outside the UK (Elliott 2002;Vavasour and Vignali 1999;Neale 1997;Baker 1987;Button 1992;Jones et al 1997;Whitelegg 1984). However, a report of the European Commission Directorate General for the Environment estimates that 10-50% of all new cars purchased in the EU are registered as company cars.…”
Section: Company Cars In Europementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Until recently Great Britain served as an example of an extreme case, with a very high share of company cars. Moreover, most of the literature concerning company cars is British and little can be found about the phenomenon outside the UK (Elliott 2002;Vavasour and Vignali 1999;Neale 1997;Baker 1987;Button 1992;Jones et al 1997;Whitelegg 1984). However, a report of the European Commission Directorate General for the Environment estimates that 10-50% of all new cars purchased in the EU are registered as company cars.…”
Section: Company Cars In Europementioning
confidence: 99%