Bruce Belzowski

Research Scientist, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute

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Research scientist at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute

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Big banks who've accepted billions in federal bailouts had little choice when President Obama demanded that they take "haircuts" to keep Chrysler in business.

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Big banks who've accepted billions in federal bailouts had little choice when President Obama demanded that they take "haircuts" to keep Chrysler in business.

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President Obama says he does not want to run a big automaker , but the federal government could end up owning 50% of General Motors.

Today, It's Chrysler... Tomorrow, GM?

President Obama says he does not want to run a big automaker , but the federal government could end up owning 50% of General Motors.

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