Hayabusa Rider
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I wonder if it is wise for US businesses affected by Trump's tradewar to sort of shutter up or ramp down production, temporarily, to save lost money until the Clown is out of office and the adults return and get back to work fixing this disaster?
A company like AB managed to survive the decade + of Prohibition, which wrecked nearly 95%+(?) of the alcohol industry in the US, but that's because they were able to use their refrigerated rail car technology to transport other goods (like meats and produce) for clients.
The Trump administration is very much the same sort of crisis for US business and agriculture that prohibition was for brewers and distillers--so it might be wise to start pulling back as best as possible until the Trump crisis is over.
Alcohol is a matter of fermentation. Making motorcycles and other investment heavy industries cannot survive. They will go belly up in a week.
