…the auto industry now so – so what if Detroit get’s all blown up? How could they do this to Detroit, risking all our money after helping GM and Chrysler?…

…protect against risk — but within groups facing similar risks. Put differently, most insurance is risk-adjusted. Auto insurance premiums vary by age; younger drivers pay higher rates because they have…

…after a victory, they are able to delay. By the time the US and Canada won a WTO ruling barring favoritism in manufacture of auto parts, many manufacturers had moved…

…recovery. A primary reason industrial production appears so weak is that October auto and light truck output fell to 6.83 million vehicles as compared to 7.15 million in September and…

…with employer coverage and for whatever reason (perhaps you are a Christian Scientist) refuse to sign up for a plan option the employer is authorized to auto-enroll you in the…

…is now somewhat less weak than reportedpreviously. Compared to other cycles the first two months rebound appears normal, neither weak nor strong. Over the last three months auto and light…

…the auto industry. None of this has reduced the risk of living, and have actually increased the risk of living in the US. Katrina? Lead paint in Asian products, contaminated…

…ACORN and Americorps to sign up individuals for Government-run Health Care plan. • Page 102: Those eligible for Medicaid will be automatically enrolled: you have no choice in the matter….

…and antisubsidy limits on Chinese exports. But the Chinese government has not removed heavy taxes on imported auto parts that were condemned by another W.T.O. panel in July 2008. Economic…

…US retail sales fell 0.1 per cent in July from June, compared with analysts’ estimates of a 0.8 per cent gain. Excluding auto sales, which were boosted by the popular…