Media Advisory

For Immediate Release
October 28, 2005

Anderson Economic Group will release on Monday, October 31 a detailed 10-page report assessing the likely economic impact of Delphi’s October bankruptcy. The report will contain an analysis of the impact on workers, taxpayers, and the automobile industry. Included in the report will be details of the bankruptcy’s impact on the employment, wages and benefits of workers, the impact on other auto makers and auto parts suppliers, as well as the impact on the Michigan and U.S. economies.

The Anderson Economic Group assessment of the impact of Delphi’s bankruptcy will be available on the firm’s web site. The document will be posted at approximately 8 a.m. eastern standard time. The report will be authored by Patrick Anderson, expert in the auto industry and author of Business Economics and Finance. Ilhan Geckil, Economist with expertise in economic and fiscal analyses, and Caroline Sallee will also contribute to this report. Topics of past AEG reports include the 2003 Blackout, the West Coast Port Shutdown, and the 1998 General Motors strike.

Anderson Economic Group specializes in regional economics and market studies. AEG’s past clients include governments such as the states of Michigan, North Carolina, and Wisconsin, the cities of Norfolk, VA, Fort Wayne IN, and Detroit, MI, and the Port Authority of Detroit-Wayne County; corporations such as GM,Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Delphi, SBC, and InBev USA; and nonprofits, such as the International Mass Retailers Association, American Automobile Manufacturers Association, and Michigan Catholic Conference.

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