Professor of Economics Writes an Article on Why Toyota Should Buy GM, Fails to Mention What’s in It for Toyota
Published: December 8th, 2008
Or why Toyota would want to take over UAW labor contracts. Says it would save the earth from those nasty greenhouse gases, though. College professors can be interesting people.
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