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by Nancy on February 13th, 2009
They may get cheaper labor somewhere else, but their reputation won't benefit from it; especially with all the workers in Motor City and the US out of work.
I forgot to add, if they do I will never buy another freakin' Chevy as long as I live!
by Rebelheart on February 13th, 2009
With the taxes and government regulations that are strangling business in the US, don't look for much to come here. Most will go to Mexico or South America.
by wildthorn on February 13th, 2009
I hear this as moving jobs to "other countries" not the USA. Builing plants in Mexico or South America isn't something our tax money should pay for.
When did GM bonds become junk status?
by Answerbag Staff on July 10th, 2010
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what happened to the money gm made over the past 10 years? why cant they pay off their debts with the money they made over the past 10 years
by Gohith_S on June 11th, 2011
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How many people does GM employ?
by Answerbag Staff on June 27th, 2010
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What did gm pay in taxes for 2007?
by Answerbag Staff on June 14th, 2010
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what size are the transmition coolent lines on a 2001 corvette
by joe6963 on May 12th, 2011
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You're reading With a 47% decline in its monthly sales (over Jan 2008) GM is reportly considering pulling manufacturing out of Canada and moving those jobs to the US and "other countries"? Do you think this possible and, if so, wise?
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In Canada the government once talked about buying Chrysler and putting all of our automotive jobs in that basket. It would seem simpler that if the government here and the US are going to put all of these bucks into loosing propositions, that someone in the public at least has a seat at the board room table. I do not think GM can really do anything to get itself out of this hole except to sell to the Japanese or Chinese
by raynorshine on February 13th, 2009
It's just a sad situation. I don't know what their going to do but it really upsets me!
by Nancy on February 13th, 2009
I suspect until we in the West reconcile the difference between owning quality and quantity and accept tha higher wages do not equate with importance and value, we will continue to fall down this well. In places that we import from, just having a dry place to live and enough to eat is considered good fortune.
by raynorshine on February 13th, 2009