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”There is no question that a tax on electricity, in making it more expensive in input costs, makes it more difficult for me to make money building cars” http://www.theaustralian.com.au/nati...-1226666112317 The idea that some people have that you can put a cost on manufacturing that already struggles for competitiveness and it can absorb it with no consequences is perplexing. |
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Re: Holden to make major announcement to staff today
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