On the recordApril 1, 2014
So the old GM in 2005, you are not aware that they used a cost-benefit analysis to determine that fixing the problem was not, quote, ``an acceptable business case.''
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congress.gov“So the old GM in 2005, you are not aware that they used a cost-benefit analysis to determine that fixing the problem was not, quote, ``an acceptable business case.''”
Boxer questions GM's past cost-benefit analysis regarding safety issues.
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