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To: CSM

Ford may well compete with Honda and Toyota. However, the author makes a HUGE assumption here; that GM and Chrysler will compete using only the tools of capitalism. Being government owned, they may also choose to compete using the tax code, legal code, etc.

How does Ford sit down with it’s labor force, which owns competition, and get a fair deal?


17 posted on 06/04/2009 5:41:10 AM PDT by IamConservative (I'll keep my money. You keep the change.)
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To: IamConservative
Ford may well compete with Honda and Toyota. However, the author makes a HUGE assumption here;

I have a 2000 F-350 Duel Rear Wheel. I've had all kind of problems with the engine. If Toyota imported a large diesel truck, the Ford would be gone, gone, gone. My T-100 is like the energizer bunny, just keeps on going.

73 posted on 06/04/2009 6:41:14 AM PDT by ALPAPilot
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“How does Ford sit down with it’s labor force, which owns competition, and get a fair deal?”

They couldn't, and that sets Ford in the perfect position to go to court and dump the union.

76 posted on 06/04/2009 6:42:10 AM PDT by Beagle8U (Free Republic -- One stop shopping ....... It's the Conservative Super WalMart for news .)
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To: IamConservative
Being government owned, they may also choose to compete using the tax code, legal code, etc

Exactly! Change the rules for all companies that are non-union is next in the works, I predict.

104 posted on 06/04/2009 7:37:45 AM PDT by USCG SimTech (Honored to serve since '71)
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