Global Competitiveness of European Wine Producers: A Case Study

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Table of content
• Case 1: Introduction
• About the case
• Objectives
• Advantage and Disadvantage
• Conclusion
• References
• Case 2: Introduction
• About the case
• Objectives
• Advantage and Disadvantage
• Conclusion
• References

CASE 1: Introduction
• Case study- “Economic Impacts of the
Possible China–US Trade War”
• It is based on economic effects of China and
US war
• Tariff and non-tariff effects will be analysed
• Total trade raise by $600 billion till 2017

About the case
• Conflicts between US and China
• US and China become increasingly rigorous
• China criticize the US due to their restriction
on export of products
• US blamed for unfairness
• It puts unreasonable sanctions on China
(Chunding Li, 2018)

Objectives
• To explore tariff and non-tariff trade effects
• To inform about the real relations
• To measure unfair treatment
• For economic growth of China
• For maximize employment (Liu, 2019 )

Advantage & Disadvantage
Advantage Disadvantage
Increase foreign trade Effects the nation relation
Provide employment Less corporate profit
Strong economic condition Fail to achieve new innovation

Conclusion
• China resolves the conflict US
• It bans on technology transfer
• Discussion regarding the China and US trade
war
• Objectives expressed the respective aims
• Advantage and disadvantage refers to the
benefits and losses due to trade war

References
• Chunding Li, Chuantian He, and Chuangwei Lin,
(2018). Economic Impacts of the Possible
China–US Trade War. Research Center for
International Trade and Economics, Guangdong
University of Foreign Studies (GDUFS),
Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. Pp. 1 – 22.
• Liu, T., & Woo, W. T. (2018). Understanding the
US-China trade war. China Economic
Journal, 11(3), 319-340.

CASE 2: Introduction
• “The global competitiveness of European wine
producers”
• European wine producers face global
competitiveness
• In history wine exports are the decline
• Europe get the top 16th rank in its wine
producers
• Competitiveness is divided into two levels micro
and macro

About the case
• Case defines the wine industry of Europe.
• This country provides its services in all over the
world
• In global market competitiveness Europe market
analysis the demands of customers
• Wine industry focus on managing the global
supply chain management
• European unions stands to improve the quality of
the wine industry.

Objectives
• To focus on improving the quality
• To manage the wine industry
• For increase sales
• For upgrade the management process
• To enhance the global market

Advantage & Disadvantage
• Advantages: Helps in managing the supply
chain
• Encourage the manufactures
• Beneficial for current international trade
• Provide information towards market research
• Disadvantages : Difficult to stay in a
competitive market
• Increasing the number of new entrants.