Can import curbs be internationalist
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DAVE Edwards' interview in Socialist Organiser last week showed, I think, how insidious the argument for import controls can be.
The Talbot international combine committee, he reported, has decided to press for legislation in each country so that Peugeot-Talbot cannot sell a model there unless it builds it there.
world The policy would seem give Talbot workers in ea country the security of a wi range of models being built. also seems free from the usi objections to import controls. is not a joint campaign with t bosses. And it seems not to ‹ across international worke unity: on the contrary, it is coordinated international polic The fact that the policy expressed during the Pois strike by Ryton TGWU conver Pat Fox calling for Peugeot 2 production, currently concent ted at Poissy, to be brought il Ryton, does indicate hower that there are problems.
Consider the basic arithme first. The policy cannot lead more Talbot cars being sold.