They may have a preference not to invest in new technology and to keep selling the technology they have, but this will leave them vulnerable to oil price changes in the future.
Joseph M. Martin: “They may have a preference not to invest in new technology and to keep selling the technology they have, but this will…”
On the recordMarch 6, 2018
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Discussing the auto industry's resistance to fuel economy standards and its future vulnerabilities.
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