One Cannot Find A Healthy Economy Anywhere

I Never Wanted Ford To Be A Place, Like The Tobacco Industry, Where Our Employees Were Not Proud Of Coming To Work For Us. I Felt There Was A Danger Of That, Should We Be Marginalized As A Major Polluter.

When I Joined Ford, In The Late 1970s, I Felt Strongly We Could Not Forever Be A Huge User Of Natural Resources Without There Being Consequences. But I Was Alone In My Thinking In Those Days.

As Long As Gas Is Cheaper Than Bottled Water, We Can't Be In A Position Of Dictating To The Consumer What To Buy.

All Things Being Equal, I Think People Would Still Prefer To Do Business With Their Hometown Companies. That's True In America, That's True In China, That's True In Germany.

It's Amazing How Much Data Is Out There. The Question Is How Do We Put It In A Form That's Usable?