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Audio: Andrew on NPR on Auto Bailout

November 12, 2008

Today I spoke about the problems and benefits of a Auto industry bailout on NPR’s Day to Day program. From NPR:

The auto industry has been lobbying the president, president-elect and Congress for a bailout package of their own. Proponents of such a bailout say, if the domestic auto industry fails, it will have devastating effects for the entire Midwest. Opponents say the government should let The Big Three fail.

First, Celeste Headlee reports why the auto industry is just too big to fail. Then Madeleine Brand talks to Andrew Horowitz, president of Horowitz & Company, about why he thinks bailing out Detroit is a bad idea.

Click HERE to listen ( I am start about 4 minutes in)

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