Targetted, though, it might work. One of the main tricks would be to find honest-broker bankruptcy courts with enough expertise to understand the root problems. It could be a good experiment to run, starting with General Motors, wherein there is enough mutual need among labor, management, politicians, and subsidiary industries to promote some level of unified solutions. Of course, stockholders would be the last served, but isn't there some sort of cliche about risk involved there?

paul spencer