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¶ … Acquiring WeatherTech
WeatherTech is a strong American company with obvious potential for tremendous growth in one of the strongest sectors of the American consumer market: namely, automotive products. More specifically, WeatherTech would be a safe investment for the following reasons:
The company simultaneously caters to one of the strongest consumer markets but is less directly susceptible to economic downturns than are companies that actually manufacture and sell automobiles. Specifically, the American automobile manufacturing sector has traditionally been one of the strongest sectors in American business. Nevertheless, as became apparent during the recent economic recession, consumer spending on automobiles is susceptible to macro-economic variables and fluctuation in the strength of the national economy. Because the company does not actually manufacture automobiles but produces...
Give the political climate and the stated objectives of the current presidential administration, the company is well poised to benefit from an existing set of policies and practices that is precisely consistent with those likely to prevail politically and to make it eligible for the most government tax benefits in the near future.
The company has already incorporated ethical…
Source Consulted
WeatherTech. (2014). Homepage. Retrieved online:
http://www.weathertech.com/
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