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Re: Where Is Currency Manipulation When We Need It: Ford Shuts Down Down Under
RobertRyan - Well without going in to the mainly finer points which there are many, Others from Australia can elaborate on the... -
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MrWhopee - Not sure how the Australian feel they have the right to be angry. Sure, it’s bad news to them, but bad things... -
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cthill - Currently the full-time minimum wage is $15.96 per hour or $606.40 per week. This means that most employees in the... -
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Geekcarlover - Give me a car, any car, a Yugo with a seized engine and no brakes! If it comes with Trunk Monkey ® I’ll pay full sticker price. -
Re: Where Is Currency Manipulation When We Need It: Ford Shuts Down Down Under
RobertRyan - This sort of comment has annoyed a lot of people. if it was the US and he said the F150 would now be built totally... -
Re: Where Is Currency Manipulation When We Need It: Ford Shuts Down Down Under
RobertRyan - Either way Ford was losing. Its imported vehicles are not the saviour they thought they would be and Ford Australia... -
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ydnas7 - There are many reasons for Ford’s failure in Australia Key among them is failure to anticipate OR respond to the... -
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Geekcarlover - They may have planned to make it available in 55, but I think it took a year or two to make it to market. My Mom’s second husband had a Fairlane (58 I think)... -
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Ron B. - We the Australian tax payers can say with a lot of Authority that currency manipulation and hand outs are the last thing... -
Re: Where Is Currency Manipulation When We Need It: Ford Shuts Down Down Under
RobertRyan - This has caused a lot of angst. Here is an article that appeared in todays SMH. Ford has been struggling with...
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