Laid-Off Steelworker: Mitt Romney and Bain Capital Profited by Shutting Down Kansas Steel Plant
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1 comment:
A company is more profitable shut down than staying open. Sounds like extremely poor management or an unworkable business environment.
So they sought the most profitable route.
Kinda like when Unions pay minimum wage to no contract non union workers for jobs they don't want to do.
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