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How Does Increased EV Production Affect U.S. Automotive Employment?

Coffin, David - 2022

Going forward, U.S. vehicle production will likely include more electric vehicles (EVs) and fewer vehicles with internal combustion-engines (ICEs). This may decrease the aggregate number of workers needed in the automotive supply chain, with decreases in engine and transmission manufacturing...

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Productivity, investment in ICT and market experimentation : micro evidence from Germany und the US

Haltiwanger, John C.; Jarmin, Ronald S.; Schank, Thorsten - 2003

productivity, the skill mix of the workforce and wages using micro data for the U.S. and Germany. We find support to the idea that … is evidenced in a greater dispersion in productivity and related key business choices. We also find that the mean impact … of adopting new technology on productivity and wages is greater the in U.S. than in Germany. …

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Leadership and productivity : a study of U.S. automobile assembly plants

Giardili, Soledad; Ramdas, Kamalini; Williams, Jonathan W. - In: Management science : journal of the Institute for … 69 (2023) 3, pp. 1500-1517

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TTIP : challenges and opportunities for the European Automotive Industry

Kolev, Galina V. - 2015

The European automotive industry is the second largest manufacturer of motor vehicles worldwide (after China) and generates directly and indirectly millions of jobs EU-wide. It is characterized by a high degree of export orientation and the largest share of exports can be ascribed to the US...

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A retrospective look at rescuing and restructuring General Motors and Chrysler

Goolsbee, Austan; Krueger, Alan B. - 2015

This paper takes a retrospective look at the U.S. government's effort to rescue and restructure General Motors and Chrysler in the midst of the 2009 economic and financial crisis. The paper describes how two of the largest industrial companies in the world came to seek a bailout from the U.S....

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Tacit Collusion and Voluntary Disclosure : Theory and Evidence from the U.S. Automotive Industry

Bertomeu, Jeremy - 2020

This study examines how industry peers share information when they are engaged in tacit collusion. We develop a model of firms' information sharing and production decisions and use it to establish that firms engaged in tacit collusion are more likely to share information when current market...

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Firms and collective reputation : the Volkswagen emissions scandal as a case study

Bachmann, Ruediger; Ehrlich, Gabriel; Ruzic, Dimitrije - 2017

This paper uses the 2015 Volkswagen emissions scandal as a natural experiment to provide causal evidence that group reputation externalities matter for firms. Our estimates show statistically and economically significant declines in the U.S. sales and stock returns of, as well as public...

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Consumer Search in the U.S. Auto Industry : The Role of Dealership Visits

Yavorsky, Dan - 2020

In many markets, consumers visit stores and physically inspect products before making purchase decisions. We view the inspection of a product at a retail location as a search for product fit. We quantify the cost and benefit from searching for product fit using a discrete choice model of demand...

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Made in America? The US Auto Industry, 1955-95

Eden, Lorraine - 2020

This paper examines the production and political responses of the Big Three auto assemblers to the penetration of the North American market by Japanese auto assemblers over the 1955-95 period, using the technological competition model to analyze three successive challenges faced by the Big...

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When Do Spinouts Enhance Parent Firm Performance? Evidence from the US Automobile Industry 1890-1986

Ioannou, Ioannis - 2013

Spinouts – entrepreneurial ventures founded by ex-employees of incumbent firms within the same industry – have emerged in numerous industries. Some existing literature argues that they typically have a negative association with their parents’ performance due to the loss of human capital,...

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