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| Author: | Barber, B. M. Darrough, M. N. |
| Title: | Product reliability and firm value: The experience of American and Japanese automakers |
| Journal: | Journal of Political Economy
1996 : OCT, VOL. 104:5, p. 1084-1099 |
| Index terms: | CAR INDUSTRY JAPAN USA |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | In a typical month, several recall campaigns of motor vehicles are announced by automobile manufacturers. They are carried out to correct defective vehicles. Whether safety- or pollution-related, recalls imply that the products made available to consumers are not what they were supposed to be. A question arises then as to whether and how much the offending automakers are affected by these recall campaigns. The answer to this question has been ambiguous in the literature. |
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