There’s much talk about China being the world’s fastest-growing market for wine, but little analysis of how large it might become relative to other Asian markets, in what price segments, and supplied by whom. The growth in Asian wine export opportunities in the past few years coincided with an appreciation of Australia’s currency, which weakened our competitiveness abroad and reduced foreign interest in investing in Australian wineries. Certainly the 10+% fall in the AUD in recent months (see Figure 1), if sustained, could reverse that decline in competitiveness – but it is coinciding with a slowdown in Asian income growth and a rapid expansion in domestic wine production in China
With the rise of China's middle class, the country is undergoing a social transformation. One of the...
Knowing international market is a basis for segmentation and making right and timely marketing decis...
China has become Australia’s most important source market and there are growing number of visitors p...
Wine production and consumption in China has been increasing rapidly. The wine producing regions are...
We estimate source-differentiated wine demand in China using the absolute price version of the Rotte...
Purpose – As the Chinese economy continues to develop, rising incomes for many people has meant sign...
In this paper, we use a revised, expanded, and updated version of a global model first developed by...
Despite favourable growing conditions, Australia's production or exports of wine did not become sign...
Getting a sense of the importance of each country in global wine markets has never been easy. Volum...
This paper addresses three questions: how well does Australia's wine industry performance since the ...
It\u27s on again. This time it\u27s Australia\u27s wine industry that\u27s under investigation in Ch...
Driven by trade liberalisation, globalisation has been regarded as a predominant feature of world ec...
Australia's 2007 vintage was smaller than the previous few vintages as a consequence of drought and ...
AbstractChina׳s growing wine consumption is having a major effect on the global trade in wine. Growi...
Recently, China has become a huge wine consumer market as well as being an important wine producer. ...
With the rise of China's middle class, the country is undergoing a social transformation. One of the...
Knowing international market is a basis for segmentation and making right and timely marketing decis...
China has become Australia’s most important source market and there are growing number of visitors p...
Wine production and consumption in China has been increasing rapidly. The wine producing regions are...
We estimate source-differentiated wine demand in China using the absolute price version of the Rotte...
Purpose – As the Chinese economy continues to develop, rising incomes for many people has meant sign...
In this paper, we use a revised, expanded, and updated version of a global model first developed by...
Despite favourable growing conditions, Australia's production or exports of wine did not become sign...
Getting a sense of the importance of each country in global wine markets has never been easy. Volum...
This paper addresses three questions: how well does Australia's wine industry performance since the ...
It\u27s on again. This time it\u27s Australia\u27s wine industry that\u27s under investigation in Ch...
Driven by trade liberalisation, globalisation has been regarded as a predominant feature of world ec...
Australia's 2007 vintage was smaller than the previous few vintages as a consequence of drought and ...
AbstractChina׳s growing wine consumption is having a major effect on the global trade in wine. Growi...
Recently, China has become a huge wine consumer market as well as being an important wine producer. ...
With the rise of China's middle class, the country is undergoing a social transformation. One of the...
Knowing international market is a basis for segmentation and making right and timely marketing decis...
China has become Australia’s most important source market and there are growing number of visitors p...