In the aftermath of one of the oldest car factories in Detroit closing, Paul Clemens speaks to those dismantling it, those who lost their jobs and examines how it could happen.
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Comments
Aye, this is a nod to Marty Glaberman, Clemens and him were friends apparently. http://www.salon.com/2011/02/01/punching_out_paul_clemens/singleton/ Some interesting comments on that Salon article.
Thanks for this, it looks really excellent.
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Auto plants in Detroit city are well established in terms of their business and marketing. The auto plants totally depends upon on their marketing and business for the development and infrastructure.
Without better marketing the auto plant can't exists long.
For the owner of the plant it is very much dissatisfying if his auto plant has been closed for a year. So the owner and the important members with the worker also have to give their best to keep their plant in top position.
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