Toyota Chairman: We Have Full Confidence in U.S. Market

The transcript covers a discussion on a $10 billion investment in the US over five years, expressing confidence in the US economy's growth potential under new policies. It also addresses the impact of Brexit on UK operations, emphasizing the need to maintain competitiveness despite potential trade tariffs. Additionally, the effects of currency fluctuations, particularly the falling pound, on operations and revenue are discussed.

What is the total investment announced by the carmaker for the US market over the next five years?

• 15 billion U.S. dollars

• 10 billion U.S. dollars

• 20 billion U.S. dollars

• 5 billion U.S. dollars

How does the company view the potential economic growth in the US under the new presidency?

• They plan to reduce their investments.

• They are confident and willing to invest more.

• They believe growth will be minimal.

• They are skeptical about any growth.

What is the company's strategy in response to Brexit?

• Relocate operations to another EU country.

• Cease operations in the UK.

• Maintain operations and adapt to changes.

• Increase prices to cover potential tariffs.

How does the company plan to handle potential trade tariffs post-Brexit?

• By reducing workforce.

• By increasing local production.

• By lobbying against tariffs.

• By focusing on competitiveness with government support.

What challenge does the company face due to the falling pound?

• Decreased demand in the UK market.

• Higher import costs for car parts.

• Reduced competitiveness in the EU.

• Increased export costs.