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This would mean that failures should be spread evenly over an industry. Airbus clearly does not have the problems Boeing has. I also don't think you understand
by constantcrying 2y ago
This would mean that failures should be spread evenly over an industry. Airbus clearly does not have the problems Boeing has.
I also don't think you understand the current airline industry. Both Boeing and Airbus desperately want to grow, they have orders lined up for decades and just need factories and people. The issue is not a stagnant industry looking for cost-cutting it is a very in demand industry desperate to fill orders.
- p_l 2y agoThe shareholders care about stock price and dividends, and those aren't necessarily linked to company actually growing. Ultimately, for a lot of publicly held companies, quite often the "boss making the decision" is an excel sheet on some analysts desk that will result in a specific pressure being applied on company.