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Take costs.
"We will work to take costs out," Walker said.
Managers also used the merger to take costs out of the new entity.
"We're going to play offense and defense, and focus on continuing to take costs out of the business".
A big motive is to take costs out of the business: Exxon-Mobil for example, expects to save $2.8 billion from its merger.
The big surprise was Mr. Johnson's proposal to rewrite the Clean Air Act to allow regulators to take costs into account when setting air quality standards.
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"It creates an acceptable moment to take cost-cutting steps that a lot of managers wanted to do anyway".
It is seen that the optimization did not take cost implications into consideration.
Current technology and especially Artificial Intelligence effectively increase productivity and take cost out of operations in the Manufacturing sector.
So even under a regime of strict liability, potential defendants have an incentive to take cost-justified precautions.
"But to do that, we knew we would have to take cost and expense activity to a new level".
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