That is the question. A year or so ago, was reflected in The Economist, " Toyota slips up," the simple but profound comment of the head of Toyota , Mr. Akio Toyoda, meaning that the company could be on the verge of a downward spiral. At that time, in view of the apparent staggering multinational had ousted years earlier giants such as General Motors, the statement could be regarded as exaggerated.
What is life. Yesterday I read the chronicle of Rafael Mendez in El Pais, " The earthquake shifted to Toyota's leadership automobile production, predicting the loss of the throne following the earthquake in Japan, the benefit General Motors, rising from the ashes of 2009.
Based on the fact that before the start of the financial crisis we are experiencing in recent years, the firm's sales in their home country were already in decline, I wonder if it really has been the earthquake caused the loss of leadership or whether, by contrast, is the excuse to cover other circumstances, factors or disturbances, in which thought Toyoda in December 2009, when he made the aforementioned statement in The Economist ( Source of logo: Image-gratis.net).
Based on the fact that before the start of the financial crisis we are experiencing in recent years, the firm's sales in their home country were already in decline, I wonder if it really has been the earthquake caused the loss of leadership or whether, by contrast, is the excuse to cover other circumstances, factors or disturbances, in which thought Toyoda in December 2009, when he made the aforementioned statement in The Economist ( Source of logo: Image-gratis.net).
Author: Manuel Velasco Carretero (Malaga, Spain). 
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