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Ninth Annual Automotive Outlook Symposium
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Ninth Annual Automotive Outlook Symposium

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The ninth annual Automotive Outlook Symposium was held at the Detroit branch on May 30–31, 2002 and drew industry analysts from vehicle manufacturers, suppliers, and consulting firms. The Thursday session (co-sponsored by J. D. Power and Associates) featured roundtable discussions on the issues of labor and production costs. The Friday session featured presentations on the industry outlook from various perspectives. Additionally, 34 analysts contributed forecasts to the 2002–2003 consensus outlook.

05/30/02
12:00 PM
Welcome
 
Addressing Global Cost Competitive Pressures in the "New Economy"

Co-sponsored by J. D. Power and Associates.

 
Focus on Labor Costs
  • The Cost of Productivity, Big 3 Automotive Labor Relations

Sean McAlinden,  Director, Economics & Business Group, Center for Automotive Research,  Altarum Group

  • Global Production Sharing: The Mexican Case

Pia Orrenius,  Senior Economist,  Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

 
Focus on Production Costs
  • Economic Challenges in Today's Automotive Industry

Larry Achram,  Vice President, Advanced Vehicle Engineering,  DaimlerChrysler

05/30/03
9:00 AM
Morning Presentations
  • Consensus Economic Outlook

William Strauss,  Senior Economist and Economic Advisor,  Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

  • 2002–2003 Light Vehicle Sales Outlook

Ellen Hughes-Cromwick,  Senior Economist,  Ford Motor Company

  • Heavy Truck Industry Outlook

Ken Vieth,  Co-principal,  Americas Commercial Transportation Research Company

  • Sales Outlook from the Dealers' Perspective

Paul Taylor,  Chief Economist,  National Automobile Dealers Association

12:00 PM
Lunch
1:15 PM
Afternoon Presentations
  • What Does Wall Street Want from the Automotive Industry?

Dave Andrea,  Director, Forecasting Group, Center for Automotive Research,  Altarum Group

  • Used Vehicle Outlook

Tom Kontos,  Chief Economist,  Manheim Auctions

3:00 PM
Adjournment

Background Information

Event Information
Date
05/30/02 - 05/31/02
Location

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago - Detroit Branch
1600 E Warren Ave
Detroit, MI 48207

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