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Analysis of the Motor Industry Development Programme (MIDP) as a promotional tool for the South African automotive industry in the global automotive environment

Lamprecht, Norman (2009-08-25)

The Motor Industry Development Programme (MIDP) was implemented on 1 September 1995 in the context of the country's political and economic liberalisation and the major structural shift in government policy and the trade ...
Determining supply chain practices and strategies of light vehicle manufacturers in South Africa

Ambe, Intaher Marcus (2013-04-04)

This study determined whether local manufacturers of light vehicles in South Africa employ supply chain best practices and strategies. The research design employed was a combination of exploratory and descriptive research ...
Developing a relationship value model (RVM) for the South African B2B automotive supply chain

Tolmay, Aletta Sophia (2013-02-27)

In the light of the global competitive markets, firms are motivated to reduce costs and increase benefits derived from collaboration. As a result of this, customers reduce the number of suppliers and rather focus on ...
The impact of the Motor Industry Development Programme (MIDP) on the export strategies of the South African light motor vehicle manufacturers (1995-2008)

Lamprecht, Norman (2009-11)

Role-players in the South African automotive industry have responded positively to the Motor Industry Development Programme (MIDP) policy regime. Since 1995, South African light motor vehicle manufacturers (original equipment ...
The relationship between government support and the sustainability of the South African automotive industry

Lingenfelder, Melanie (2019-01)

In the early 1990s the South African automotive sector was regarded as ineffective, uncompetitive and dependent on heavy tariff protection for survival. The government’s policy support through the Motor Industry Development ...

Browsing Department of Business Management by Subject "Automobile industry and trade -- South Africa"

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