The Great Impact of Automobiles in the US and the World

If there are no cars or car types, what would this country look like? The car changed the country and the world. The first car was built in 1769. It is a steam driven engine that can reach 8 miles per hour (Dreyer). But when Henery Ford found a trick to sell a car with an average person, everything was upgraded. It creates many opportunities; it has launched a new campaign, and it has become easier from point A to point B. Thanks to cars, culture has prosperous, work becomes easier, and the environment Are affected by plus and minus.

The impact of cars on the United States had a major impact on the United States. It brings us highway, paved bridge, motel, vacation, suburbs and accompanying economic growth. Today, the automobile industry and nearly 1 million related industries employ about 20% of American workers. The number of cars produced in the United States exceeds the sum of the other countries. This product became a symbol of American lifestyle. The United States may be called "a country with wheels". Given these facts, people have to wonder what the United States looked like before the revolutionary innovation of the car.

The automobile industry plays an important role in the development of any country in the world. Because the automobile industry is tied to major economic sectors, the automobile industry has had a tremendous synergistic effect on national development and economic growth driving force (Nag, Banerjee, Chatterjee, 2007). In particular, the development of this industry, Vietnam, a developing country, will help Vietnam achieve its goal of "industrialization - modernization" and promote growth in the country. Through open policy, the Vietnamese auto industry is a major industry in the development of chemicals, metals and electronics.

There is no industry that can escape the influence of globalization. For example, some people, such as automobiles, chemicals, electronics, steel, textiles, tires, etc., are hit hard. Other products such as food and drinks, paper, medicines, industrial machinery and equipment work better. Due to the globalization of the market, continuous restructuring has begun. Miniaturization, integration, and reconfiguration are common terms used to describe the current state of all industries. Wherever you are, you can compare with competitors. Benchmarking is the process of identifying, learning and executing best practices for world class organizations.

Globalization of the market and its impact on domestic institutions S. Tamer Cavusgil Michigan State University