The U.S. Auto Industry and the Ripple Effect

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    Truth is that even if the big 3 went bankrupt, the stoppage of domestic
    US vehicle production couldn't / wouldn't last long. Venture capital
    and other investment firms would swoop in and organize parts suppliers
    and assembly plants into new, vertically integrated and self-sufficient
    corporations. They would not be hindered with the drag of supporting
    retired former employees with pension and healthcare benefits. They
    would re-hire the same workers under new contracts.
     
    MoPar Man, Nov 17, 2008
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