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For those interested in the troubles facing the auto industry and the areas
of the country that are the most vulnerable, here's a map from the
Chicago Fed Blog
(where the issue is discussed further) showing the location of auto supplier plants in the US:
In addition, see econbrowser for more on the auto industry.
Posted by Mark Thoma on Monday, October 24, 2005 at 12:52 AM in Economics, Unemployment | Permalink | TrackBack (0) | Comments (1)
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There are several prominent states in that map that are safe (IN), but rather a few battleground (MI, OH).
The guy who is named at 1:00 today is going to have A Lot of Fun(tm) explaining any subsidies here--and pointing to the steel tariffs as precedent won't win any friends.
Posted by: Ken Houghton | Link to comment | Oct 24, 2005 at 07:59 AM