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A Detroit Free Press reporter demythologizes Lee Iacocca's leadership of Chrysler, demonstrating how salesmanship and self-promotion invariably trumped innovation and investment. "Everyone who cares about american industry should read [this book]" (New York Times Book Review). Index.
In the late 1970s, the Chrysler Corporation teetered on the verge of bankruptcy. By 1983, Chrysler was profitable again, due in large part to the efforts of Lee Iacocca. In this hard-hitting expose, business reporter Levin reveals the truths behind Chrysler's success.
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