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Just a dumb question.
How wild of a new policy would the new government have to make about Australian Made Cars to get Ford thinking about changing their mind? Say for example private buyers got a 10k rebate for buying a new Australian car for instance. This would increase sales of Australian made cars, but only go to the manufactures that made Australian Cars that people wanted.
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