Ghosn: Trump Message Clear, America First, U.S. Jobs

The transcript discusses the automotive industry's response to the incoming Trump administration's policies, emphasizing 'America first' and job creation in the US. It highlights the industry's need to adapt to potential changes in trade agreements like NAFTA and the impact of social media on market dynamics. The focus is on maintaining long-term competitiveness in North America while navigating legal and policy uncertainties.

What is the primary message conveyed by the incoming Trump administration to the automotive industry?

• Increase exports to Europe

• Expand operations in Asia

• Focus on America First and job creation in the US

• Reduce production costs

How are carmakers expected to respond to potential changes in trade agreements like NAFTA?

• By increasing production in Europe

• By adapting to new rules and maintaining competitiveness

• By reducing workforce in North America

• By focusing solely on short-term profits

What is the main concern for carmakers regarding short-term market fluctuations?

• They are always beneficial

• They can be ignored

• They can be unpleasant but should be overcome

• They have no impact on long-term strategy

What is the key focus for carmakers in response to potential unilateral trade actions by the new administration?

• Immediate expansion in Asia

• Long-term competitiveness and careful decision-making

• Short-term profit maximization

• Reducing production in North America

What should carmakers prioritize when facing uncertainty in trade policies?

• Focusing on short-term gains

• Ignoring new administration statements

• Making decisions with maximum certainty

• Acting quickly without full information