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Tag Archives: Ford
Australian Car Industry Falters.
Where was the modeling? I find it hard to fathom how the new federal Australian government would decide out of hand that it need not aggressively lobby and quantify a level of cost effective support to struggling industries like the … Continue reading
Posted in manufacturing, Technology, trade
Tagged economic modelling, Ford, free trade agreements, government assistance, Holden, Toyota
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