Bachelorarbeit, 2011
56 Seiten, Note: 1,3
Geowissenschaften / Geographie - Geologie, Mineralogie, Bodenkunde
This bachelor thesis aims to analyze the impact of China's growing demand for oil on the global oil market. China's rapid economic growth and the related increase in energy consumption create a complex situation, necessitating a thorough understanding of global energy resources, market dynamics, and the role of oil in the global economy. The thesis focuses on the formation of oil, consumption patterns, the concept of peak oil, the global oil market, and China's role in shaping the future of the oil market.
The thesis starts by introducing the problem of increasing oil demand, particularly in China, and its potential impact on the global oil market. It then delves into the fundamentals of oil, including its formation, reserves, and consumption patterns, highlighting the importance of understanding these factors for comprehending the oil market dynamics. The paper further explores the social impact of oil, encompassing its historical role in wars, economic development, and the emergence of the two worldwide oil crises. Moving on, the thesis delves into the concept of peak oil, outlining different forecasts, potential consequences, and criticisms associated with it. The global oil market is then analyzed, focusing on trading practices, price formation, and the evolving role of Asian energy markets. The thesis concludes by examining the role of alternative energies in China, followed by an in-depth analysis of China's rising oil consumption and its potential impact on the global market. This final chapter explores both political and environmental consequences of China's growing demand for oil, providing a comprehensive overview of the challenges and opportunities presented by China's role in the global energy landscape.
The primary keywords and focus topics of the thesis are oil, energy consumption, peak oil, global oil market, China, economic growth, geopolitical implications, environmental impact, alternative energies, and resource scarcity. The thesis centers on the interplay of these factors and explores the complex relationship between China's rising oil demand and the future of the global oil market.
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