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> This would cause the volume of new cars needed to dramatically fall [...] I don't disagree with you, but when reading the article you'll notice that the auto
by james-skemp 9y ago
> This would cause the volume of new cars needed to dramatically fall [...]
I don't disagree with you, but when reading the article you'll notice that the auto industry is pushed to sell more cars, year after year. Like a number of industries, now that they've had years/decades of growth, I'm not sure how they would handle significant loses.
Heck, even stabilization. I'm over 35, but consider myself young; was there even a time when the majority of companies didn't care so much about year-over-year growth, and weren't seen as weak if they were stable/flat?
- marcosdumay 9y ago> was there even a time when the majority of companies didn't care so much about year-over-year growth, and weren't seen as weak if they were stable/flat? Since the Industrial Revolution, I don't think so. Now that you mentioned it, I think the concept of "corporation" is intrinsically related to growth.