The Wall Street Journal is reporting that U.S. automakers are seeking a workaround to avoid increased expenses resulting from President Donald Trump’s controversial tariff policy: relocating manufacturing to China.

“Four major automakers are racing to find workarounds to China’s stranglehold on rare-earth magnets, which they fear could force them to shut down some car production within weeks,” the Journal reports. “Several traditional and electric-vehicle makers—and their suppliers—are considering shifting some auto-parts manufacturing to China to avoid looming factory shutdowns, people familiar with the situation said.”

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    2 days ago

    I was thinking that you couldn’t because it didn’t has a random process behind, not now that you said this, the problem would be that it’s impossible to model with traditional method, you would need some AS modeling or something like that, maybe RandomMoron, DrunkWalk or XBIGOTBoosting could help.

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      2 days ago

      As someone with a bit of experience around predictive models, those model names you came up with are hilarious.