No simple answer.
Globalisation
Reduction in tariffs
Lower cost of money allowing Brand conscious buyers to "step" up to prestige Euro brands
Unions unrealistic work place conditions in the car manufacturing industry that priced the product away from profits
Local manufacturers not reading the market, no smalll to medium SUV's, in other words, no product the buyers en masse wanted
Increasingly excellent value for money Korean brands
So no simple answer
I love the way you blame the unions for pushing prices up. We are a first world country and you would like people to be on third world wages. The problem is greedy business's wanting to exploit the third world wages by going off shore and then sell their products in a free market back to the first world for as much as they can get. The unions did nothing but react to the cost of living.
I listed a few reasons not just the unions. If you do some homework you will understand that some of the work practices demanded by the unions in this industry were unreasonable. I don't want people to be on third world wages at all, however the unions were a catalyst in this down fall by their unwillingness to be reasonable, now their members have no industry.
You do understand that the Australian government had subsided this industry to the tune of hundreads of millions and yet it was still unsustainable, also economies of scale played their part.
Yes I'm sure the leadership takes their instructions from the members. I'm sure the leaders don't just get a tacit nod from the members to approve their agenda.
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Globalisation
Reduction in tariffs
Lower cost of money allowing Brand conscious buyers to "step" up to prestige Euro brands
Unions unrealistic work place conditions in the car manufacturing industry that priced the product away from profits
Local manufacturers not reading the market, no smalll to medium SUV's, in other words, no product the buyers en masse wanted
Increasingly excellent value for money Korean brands
So no simple answer
You do understand that the Australian government had subsided this industry to the tune of hundreads of millions and yet it was still unsustainable, also economies of scale played their part.
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