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IN 1979, THE U.S. GOVERNMENT RESPONDED TO THE THREAT THAT CHRYSLER MIGHT CLOSE ITS DOORS WITH A PROGRAM THAT HAD ALMOST NO U.S. PRECEDENTS. THE POLICY THAT LAY BEHIND THE PROGRAM WAS OBSCURE AT THE TIME AND REMAINS SO. A VARIANT OF THE TRADITIONAL ARGUMENT FOR THE PROTECTION OF INFANT INDUSTRIES OFFERS THE GLIMMERING OF A RATIONALIZATION. BUT DEFINING A GENERAL POLICY IN SUCH CASES REMAINS A TASK FOR THE FUTURE.