The used car market - Fontaine, Eddy
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The second-hand car market is booming, with two-thirds of French people preferring second-hand vehicles to new ones. Over 500,000 vehicles were sold between January and March 2006. The automotive market may be sluggish, but the second-hand sector is in good health. More than 5,300,000 vehicles were sold in 2005, two and a half times as many as manufacturers managed to sell new. This long-standing phenomenon is growing. Today, 60% of all drivers have bought their cars second-hand. All vehicles are sold between private individuals, with six out of ten second-hand cars sold between private…mehr

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The second-hand car market is booming, with two-thirds of French people preferring second-hand vehicles to new ones. Over 500,000 vehicles were sold between January and March 2006. The automotive market may be sluggish, but the second-hand sector is in good health. More than 5,300,000 vehicles were sold in 2005, two and a half times as many as manufacturers managed to sell new. This long-standing phenomenon is growing. Today, 60% of all drivers have bought their cars second-hand. All vehicles are sold between private individuals, with six out of ten second-hand cars sold between private individuals without a professional intermediary. Economics includes a large number of theoretical markets in its models, but few of them deal with the second-hand market. Yet this market is gradually taking on a predominant role in the economy, and in some sectors, such as the car market, it can overtake the traditional market (the primary market). This market is characterised by the heterogeneityof its products, but also by the presence of asymmetric information. This is because...
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Eddy Fontaine wurde am 7. September 1981 auf der Insel La Réunion (Frankreich) geboren. Er erwarb einen Master in Recht und Marketing und einen Master 1 in Finanzstrategien an der Universität von Poitiers. Seit 2015 lebt er in Québec und verfolgt alles, was mit Innovation, Start-ups und der Entwicklung von Internetplattformen zu tun hat, aus nächster Nähe.