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With unemployment at 13.8% and 170,000 jobs disappearing in 2009, and one in 3 Irish persons below the age of 25 unemployed, a whole generation of Irish are now headed out to other countries like Australia. At colleges like Trinity College in Dublin most of this years and last years graduates have no jobs. One think tank estimates net emigration at 40,000 in 2010.
With unemployment at 13.8% and 170,000 jobs disappearing in 2009, and one in 3 Irish persons below the age of 25 unemployed, a whole generation of Irish are now headed out to other countries like Australia. At colleges like Trinity College in Dublin most of this years and last years graduates have no jobs. One think tank estimates net emigration at 40,000 in 2010.
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Toyota resale prices are dropping. Analysts at Kelley Blue Book estimate the price of a new Toyota Camry will fall by $500 to $1000 and a new Prius hybrid by $1000 to $1500 from the effects of the recalls now in motion. This is already in cars being resold at dealerships. Toyota was able to get higher prices for its cars because of higher resale values, so this will cut into the profitability at Toyota. The premium for Toyota used to be $1000 to $2000 on cars priced in the $20,000 to $25,00 range and this may be beginning to disappear for the first time in decades.Cost of lost sales estimated by Toyota at 100,000 vehicles from the recalls and $2.01 billion.
Toyota resale prices are dropping. Analysts at Kelley Blue Book estimate the price of a new Toyota Camry will fall by $500 to $1000 and a new Prius hybrid by $1000 to $1500 from the effects of the recalls now in motion. This is already in cars being resold at dealerships. Toyota was able to get higher prices for its cars because of higher resale values, so this will cut into the profitability at Toyota. The premium for Toyota used to be $1000 to $2000 on cars priced in the $20,000 to $25,00 range and this may be beginning to disappear for the first time in decades.Cost of lost sales estimated by Toyota at 100,000 vehicles from the recalls and $2.01 billion.
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