Detroit Back from the Brink? Auto Industry Crisis and Restructuring, 2008-11
20 Pages Posted: 17 Jul 2012
Date Written: May 23, 2012
Abstract
While it is hard to say how much of the current auto sector recovery is attributable to government intervention, the ensuing restructuring of the Detroit Three has substantially changed the industry in the U.S.
Keywords: auto industry, restructuring, government, production capacity, industrial organization, Automobiles, Other Transportation Equipment
JEL Classification: L62
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