And now, the Chinese bailout plan:

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China is thinking about its own bailout plan for the auto industry. The plan joins several that had been announced in the past. It could also be a retread of the bailout plan that was proposed Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in November 2008.

What is interesting is that the plans get more focused. Or less diverse, however you may want to look at it. The first plan had nine recommendations. Further plans went to eight, then seven.
The new plan now reportedly is down to six policy recommendations including jacking up domestic demand, expanding overseas markets, supporting homegrown brands, reforming fuel tax, boosting the second-hand vehicle market, and “preventing policies and regulations that may hurt auto sales.” The last one sounds like a great idea.

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what? no increase in congressional wages? what kind of plan is this?

[whoosh]

expanding overseas

what make them think other peoples will buy thier cars when nobody can sell the cars they have now?

[industrial]

Originally Posted by whoosh

what make them think other peoples will buy thier cars when nobody can sell the cars they have now?

New cars for $3999 from your local super-walmart!