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		<title>Should Congress Bail Out the Big Three?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[First Class is not even good enough for CEO&#8217;s three largest automakers, Rick Wagoner of General Motors, Alan Mulally of Ford Motor Co., and Robert Nardelli of Chrysler Corp. Each CEO was flying in style one of their luxury business jets hope to present their arguments in Washington that the automotive industry in cash and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>First Class is not even good enough for CEO&#8217;s three largest automakers, Rick Wagoner of General Motors, Alan Mulally of Ford Motor Co., and Robert Nardelli of Chrysler Corp. Each CEO was flying in style one of their luxury business jets hope to present their arguments in Washington that the automotive industry in cash and $ 25000000000 needed to prevent taxpayers&#8217; money in bankruptcy.<br />
Wagoner, GM had $ 36,000,000 luxury, flew 10 to $ 12 billion for GM to put one at the expense of his failing business an estimated $ 20,000 for the trip to Washington! Even when the company is short of cash, drives a fleet of eight jets Ford Motor executives for their work. GM and Ford say that there was a business decision on their private jets to fly CEOs and is not negotiable. This is a slap in the face of taxpayers, &#8220;said Tom Schatz, president of Citizens against government waste. When the Union of Automobile Workers (UAW) for the costs is around $ 2,000, the cost of a car added responsibility, one wonders how the legacy of several executive added to the cost!<br />
Detroit automakers nearly $ 18000000000 in cash last quarter burned through $ 7000000000 for GM, Chrysler and $ 3000000000 7 7000000000 Ford GM said, the funds just before the end of 2008, and declared that Chrysler would be difficult to survive without help.<br />
The CEO said that what Congress has limited that they continued to fail is now the global financial crisis, the availability of credit and falling sales. They said that their problem is not their business nor their long-term strategies, but the financial situation, we are now. However, for years held the &#8220;Big Three buildings, what they wanted, without regard to the economy of the world around them and the needs of consumers, cheaper and safer cars have started to prefer better mileage. At the same time, foreign automakers building more efficient, more reliable and more fuel efficient Cars were. The truth is that the U.S. auto industry had fallen asleep, mostly.<br />
Whatever your political persuasion, no one thinks that the car company executives do a good job. It is difficult to have sympathy for an industry that has been treated so rudely. People are afraid they will take that money and continue the same stupid decisions they made in 25 years. They descend, they say. Taxpayers&#8217; money is up in smoke when added to poor management by example. The money to bail out GM go to a plant 300 billion U.S. dollars to build St. Petersburg in Russia, continues SUV! Consolidation and reorganization will end up with jobs abroad! Companies fail to take their place every day and others. We&#8217;re still cars, but they will not be made by American companies!<br />
Suffice it to say, but there is so much to lose. If only one car manufacturer has declared bankruptcy, if we, the workers and materials and components and the people who produce and share work at car dealerships, some U.S. estimates, the loss of jobs in the coming years as high as second five million. A stop GM alone could push the unemployment rate in the United States next year to include May 9 percent. According to forecasts, the collapse of GM would cost the government 200 billion dollars for expenses related to unemployment insurance and other programs are connected. Other statistics show that the reduction in resistance of 50% of U.S. carmaker&#8217;s operations result in the loss of 108 billion dollars of federal, provincial and local tax revenues over three years. Therefore, some argue that it is a choice between $ 25000000000 in loans now lost more than once or billions of dollars in taxes in the future. An estimated 850,000 retirees and their dependent families, pensions and health care on the Big Three. The Big Three contributing 21000000000 per year to Social Security and Medicare. If we all companies that depend on the automotive industry, and we talk about one tenth of the labor market of the United States.<br />
Japanese and Koreans are setting up factories in the United States. Do we want them to pick up any slack? We bail out Wall Street plutocrats, and major banks. Decelerated the American auto industry die more to write the economic future of the planet. The truth is that our auto industry important for our country and its industrial base. A production capacity lost when needed in the war, just not a threat to national security. If this is true, why do not we believe that as President Roosevelt in the Second World War?<br />
President Roosevelt took the American workers engaged in the manufacture of what was needed. Yes, we can bail them out, but with large series. Just ask for a map of &#8220;sustainability and accountability&#8221; is not good enough. We may require &#8220;radical&#8221; changes. Then leave the ball in their court, they may be liable if they refuse to comply. &#8221; Off with their hands. &#8220;You can do it or leave it. Otherwise, we can the consequences of the fall now, because if such an agreement is not done, America will lose the industry anyway with the taxpayers&#8217; money.<br />
What are these &#8220;radical&#8221; changes? The incompetent managers must be replaced. The buck stops here! No golden parachutes. No sub-contracting. The government owes the decision, the voting stock, to ensure that the industry will help us build an efficient transportation system, and create affordable, fuel efficient cars that are environmentally friendly. Of course, all these operations must be performed in the country. In playing its role in reducing our dependence on foreign oil, the car companies to become part of a solution as desired. Such a conversion would help the U.S. economy in myriad ways, and I&#8217;m sure most of us would be pleased to see taxpayer money being used for this purpose. Codde Adware<br />
PS. More than anything, what would really help the car manufacturer is a national health care plan. There are many controversies, so this should be the subject of another article. <br/><br/></p>
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		<title>U.s. Automaker Ceos: Congress Should Address Skewed Japanese Yen</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 31 Jul 2010 03:36:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Chief Executive Officer of DaimlerChrysler USA, Ford Motor Company and General Motors deal Corporation inspirited Congress a few days on key issues on the yen and undervalued oblique Japan during a summit &#8220;Industry&#8221; by the Senate U.S. Democratic Policy Conference on Capitol Hill led.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Chief Executive Officer of DaimlerChrysler USA, Ford Motor Company and General Motors deal Corporation inspirited Congress a few days on key issues on the yen and undervalued oblique Japan during a summit &#8220;Industry&#8221; by the Senate U.S. Democratic Policy Conference on Capitol Hill led.<br />
Alan Mulally, president and CEO of Ford Motor Company, said that during the Forum in an open market, the value of currencies should be impartially determined and not determined in advance by the government. He said that China is the recent emphasis that Japan is deeply concerned about the automotive industry. He added that the U.S. government to the Japanese government to allow the yen to go back to their fair value because of its need for asymmetric yen is one reason why a large deficit in the auto industry in the United States.<br />
Stephen Collins, President of the Automotive Trade Policy (ATPC) has reported that almost all major currencies except the yen has been hugely appreciated against the dollar. In fact, the Japanese yen has a very diluted &#8211; as opposed to the state of global capital markets &#8211; the dollar and other currencies of major industrialized countries.<br />
Collins added that serious disruption and destruction of U.S. carmaker is caused by the yen wrong. In 20 years, the Japanese yen has now reached its lowest value. He explained that the yen depreciated readers subsidize billions of dollars into the Japanese auto firms, the results for increasing exports of Japanese vehicles and parts direct. The long-term, Collins added that Japan is by car, truck, SUV and exports reached U.S. in order to be noise to the second of five million vehicles this year.<br />
The CEO of DaimlerChrysler USA, Ford and General Motors said in the forum with the Congress that they support Senator Debbie Stabenow deeply legislation &#8211; S. 1021st<br />
The law requires the U.S. Treasury to take strong measures at the bilateral level &#8211; reaching the international level &#8211; is correct realignment of the Japanese yen with other OECD countries.<br />
Collins found that Congress made an important action in this case, the resolution in any manner, misalignment of the yen, the most important elements of competitiveness in the U.S. auto industry.<br />
About Automotive Trade Policy Council, Inc. (ATPC)<br />
In Washington, DC &#8211; Association nonprofit professional Automotive Trade Policy Council, Inc. (ATPC) represents the common international economic, business interests and investment policies of its member companies: DaimlerChrysler Corporation Ford Motor Company and General Motors Corporation.<br />
About General Motors Corporation<br />
Even GM or GMC, General Motors Corporation has announced the second (after Toyota) largest car manufacturer in sales as in 2007. Manufacturer of cars and quality parts, has approximately 284,000 employees worldwide GMC.<br />
It was founded in 1908, in Flint, Michigan, and has its headquarters in the Renaissance Center in Detroit, Michigan, USA. In Zurich, Switzerland is their European headquarters. The U.S. auto maker produces its cars and trucks in 33 countries.<br />
GM cars and trucks under the Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC Daewoo, Holden, Hummer, Opel, Pontiac, Saab, Saturn and Vauxhall brands sold.<br />
GM parts like GMC grill and accessories on the market under GM Performance Parts, GM Goodwrench and ACDelco brands through GM Service and Parts Operations, has announced that GM dealerships and distributors all deliveries worldwide . The United States is GM&#8217;s largest national market. This is achieved by China, Canada, the United Kingdom and Germany.<br />
GM builds No. 1 when it comes to Strategic Vision&#8217;s Total Quality Index (TQI) comes.<br />
About Ford Motor Company<br />
Ford Motor Company is an American multinational. On the basis of vehicle sales worldwide, is the automaker&#8217;s third-largest in the world after the leaders of Toyota and GM.<br />
Ford was the second largest manufacturer in the United States seventh with 5 Market share percent, after General Motors 24th with 6 percent, but ahead of Toyota&#8217;s 15th 4 percent and DaimlerChrysler with 14 4 percent. It was after the 2006 documents. In 2007, Ford was the place to seventh American-based companies in various Fortune 500. This was based on the total income, which amounted to $ 160. € 1 billion.<br />
Based in Dearborn, Mich., a suburb of Detroit, the automaker was founded by Henry Ford and incorporated in June 16, 1903. Its global brands, including Lincoln and Mercury, the U.S., Jaguar and Land Rover in the United Kingdom, Sweden and Volvo. Ford also owns a majority of third-party control of Mazda.<br />
In addition to producing quality products, Ford is one of the ten largest companies worldwide in terms of revenue.<br />
About DaimlerChrysler<br />
A German Car Corporation, DaimlerChrysler is the fifth largest automaker in the world. It produces cars and trucks under various brand names like Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Mercedes-Benz, Smart, Maybach, Mopar and GEM. <br/><br/></p>
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		<title>Should the White House and Congress drop immigration reform to focus on climate and energy?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Senator Lindsey Graham has left the atmosphere and the bill of energy policy, he has co-authored with Kerry and Lieberman, as seems to be the White House, for Immigration Reform (another question is Graham a key figure in) in front of a climate bill. &#8220;Recent press reports indicate that immigration &#8211; and not energy &#8211; [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Senator Lindsey Graham has left the atmosphere and the bill of energy policy, he has co-authored with Kerry and Lieberman, as seems to be the White House, for Immigration Reform (another question is Graham a key figure in) in front of a climate bill. &#8220;Recent press reports indicate that immigration &#8211; and not energy &#8211; their priority was not rejected. It destroyed my confidence that it will move a serious commitment and focus on energy legislation this year. All major stakeholders, including the Senate leadership of this debate, much as we want. This is clearly not the Fall.Ich am very pleased with this turn of events disappointed and we think that their decision in flagrant contradiction with the commitments made weeks in Senators Kerry, Lieberman and me. I deeply regret that politics will interfere with an election year, if not derail our efforts for our national energy independence. &#8220;Http://views. Washington Post. Com/climate-change/post-carbon/2010/04/sen_graham_threatens_to_halt_work_on_climate_and_energy_bill. Climate and Bill htmlDie energy policy should be released today but was postponed following. Kerry said &#8220;Joe and I will continue to work together and are confident that Lindsey will join us as soon as the immigration policy to resolve. We will continue our efforts and we will do everything necessary to be ready when the moment presents itself &#8220;http://views. Washington Post. com/climate-change/post-carbon/2010/04/senators_delay_plans_for_climate_measure_after_graham_balks. htmlJoe Romm writes that &#8220;success or failure of the Obama presidency in the balance&#8221; With this decision hängt.http: / / climateprogress. org/2010/04/24/breaking-sen-graham-threatens-to-halt- work-on-and-climate-energy-bill-over-immigration-plan / # comment-272100Was you think? Should focus on the White House and Congress down the Immigration Act on climate and energy ? Is it a mistake to make immigration reform a higher priority, or is he doing the right thing? UPDATE: Dave Roberts at Grist suspect Reid, the subject re-election this year is closed and behind in the polls, will try to force the migration but it is not allowed to bereit.http Latino voters in his state appeal: / / www. Shot. org/article/2010-04-24-graham- says-hes-going-to-lease-on-the-climate-bill / However, the White House and back Kerry. Reid said recently, the climate negotiations &#8220;are much more than the www immigration law &#8220;This means that climate change&#8221; could be the first seems to have on the ground &#8220;and Graham kommen.http back onboard: / /. BBC. com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-earth-day-20100426, 0.1768386. History</p>
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