UPDATED: GM about to smash another record!
Great news- they're within spittin' distance of surpassing the 2004 record set for most GM recalls ever! :) News report wrote: General Motors recalls another 2.7 million vehicles The latest ...
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Your argument is based upon one of two theories;
#1 GM owners will never buy another car.
#2 Ford/Chrysler/Toyota/Honda/Kia/etc will produce more vehicles to take over GM's market share without hiring any new employees or increasing parts bought from (former) GM suppliers.
Neither theory holds much water to me.
Where are your FACTS to support your claims? All you have is a theory of what could have happened.
I wasn't going to say any more on this topic, however...
My Dear Spoon, I must point out that everything you have stated or claimed in this thread is based entirely on classic economic theory (from David Ricardo to Milton Friedman), assumptions, and speculation all the while ignoring the specific historical context and circumstances at the time of the financial crisis of 2008.
I would ask you the same question... "Where are your FACTS to support your claims?"
#1 GM owners will never buy another car.
#2 Ford/Chrysler/Toyota/Honda/Kia/etc will produce more vehicles to take over GM's market share without hiring any new employees or increasing parts bought from (former) GM suppliers.
Neither theory holds much water to me.
Where are your FACTS to support your claims? All you have is a theory of what could have happened.
I wasn't going to say any more on this topic, however...
My Dear Spoon, I must point out that everything you have stated or claimed in this thread is based entirely on classic economic theory (from David Ricardo to Milton Friedman), assumptions, and speculation all the while ignoring the specific historical context and circumstances at the time of the financial crisis of 2008.
I would ask you the same question... "Where are your FACTS to support your claims?"
