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This is curious. It sounds like a huge problem, and ends up by saying that production will go down 5 to 10%. I'm not saying that's trivial, but it doesn't sound
by armagon 6y ago
This is curious. It sounds like a huge problem, and ends up by saying that production will go down 5 to 10%. I'm not saying that's trivial, but it doesn't sound as awful as the article made it seem up to that point.
- Leherenn 6y agoIf that means 5% of the workforce gets layoff, that can represent thousands of people. It can also have a snowballing effect. Lastly, there's a lot of capital involved. Idle plants means your fixed costs have to be divided among fewer cars, increasing their cost on top of the lost revenues from the non produced cars.