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Failure of auto industry could set off catastrophe - Yahoo! Finance
DETROIT (AP) -- Advocates for the nation's automakers are warning that the collapse of the Big Three -- or even just General Motors -- could set off a catastrophic chain reaction in the economy, eliminating up to 3 million jobs and depriving governments of more than $150 billion in tax revenue. ...
Obama wants auto industry reformer
politico.com — President-elect Obama wants a point-person to oversee reforms in the ailing auto industry. See also: Perino says... No Colombia quid pro quo (more) Obama wants auto industry reformer
Bailing Out the Auto Industry
Bailing Out the Auto Industry
outsidethebeltway.com — No matter what your politics are, left or right, I think we can all agree that bailing... out the U.S. auto industry is a bad idea. As Conor Friedersdorf notes When an auto firm makes a product inferior to its competitors, signs labor contracts it ... (more) Bailing Out the Auto Industry
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This all sounds vaguely familiar
¡No Pasarán! — One difficulty about blogging and/or reading blogs (besides: spelling, coherency, vituperativeness, etc) is that one assumes others have similarly read the myriad of articles, are rational, and are working from the same information base. Not necessarily the case. For instance, should this article be highlighted? ...

AP's Auto Bailout Coverage Nearly Ignores Excessive Labor Costs, Omits UAW's Concessions Refusal
NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias — ... Here is how the AP's report began, followed by selected other paragraphs, including the one (of over 30) that mentioned labor costs (bolds after headline are mine): ...

Bailout Bullshit
Daily PunditFailure of auto industry could set off catastrophe - Yahoo! Finance DETROIT (AP) — Advocates for the nation’s automakers are warning that the collapse of the Big Three — or even just General Motors — could set off a catastrophic chain reaction in the economy, eliminating up to 3 million jobs and depriving governments of more than $150 billion in tax revenue. Industry supporters are offering such grim predictions as Congress weighs whether to bail out the nation’s largest automakers, which are struggling to survive the ...

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