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RICHLANDS — It was a battle to the finish as Clinton's boys went head to head with South Lenoir in the semi-final round of the 2A conference tournament Wednesday night, but a solid showing at the charity stripe and key 3-pointers gave the Horses the lift they needed to get the breath-holding 73-72 win.
The victory puts the Horses in the championship game Friday against the winner of tonight's matchup between No. 2 Northside and No. 6 Richlands.
But before they could get to the final, the No. 1 ranked Horses had to finish off South Lenoir, a task that appeared easy at first, but ended up being a fight to the finish.
Clinton started out strong and in command, leading 18-12 after the first quarter and taking a 15-point lead into the half.
But South Lenoir wasn't going away that easy, either.
"I have to hand it to them," Clinton coach Randy Jordan said of the South Lenoir team, "they came back after the break and took it right to us. They were playing very aggressive basketball and it caught us off guard. Give them all the credit, they were really hustling in the third quarter."
And it showed, as South Lenoir pulled the game back into reach, outscoring the Horses 26 to 17 in the third quarter and easing to within 6, 58-52, at the opening of the final frame.
Clinton, however, wasn't about to give up their lead without a battle, much of which was won through free throw shooting and clutch 3-pointers from Wil Pearson and Osharmain Jones.
"Both those guys came up with some key baskets," Jordan said. "We won the game at the free throw line and with those 3-pointers."
The Horses were 23 of 27 at the charity stripe while South Lenoir was only 26 of 38.
Jordan praised his team's effort in the semi-final game, noting that the Horses played well from the start. "The intensity was right there from the start. In the third period, South Lenoir just took it to us and we couldn't find our rhythm, but by the fourth we had, and in the last three minutes we executed our offense well and it paid off."
Jordan said he was extremely proud of his varsity boys. "They were prepared and they played like it," the coach stressed.
Shian Bradshaw led the Clinton scoring effort with 25 points. He also was 9 of 10 from the free throw line. Other leading scorers for the Horses were Demontio Bryant with 14 and Wil Pearson with 11.
Jordan also tipped his hat to Clinton players Greg Smith and J.C. Evans who, he said, did a great job for the team down the stretch.
Clinton will play in the final game Friday at 8 p.m.
"We've got to keep our intensity level up," Jordan said. "If we can do that, and we can create that havoc on the court I've talked about before, we'll be OK."


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A proposed Pa. tax reform swap could save homeowners - but not working renters - thousands of dollars
By Melissa Daniels | PA Independent
HARRISBURG — Eliminating school property taxes in Pennsylvania means some will win, others will lose.
The winners are retired homeowners, who could see a 37 percent decrease in their tax liability, according to the latest analysis of the most visible proposal on the table.
The losers are working renters, who could see a nearly 11 percent increase in tax spending.
The tax reform proposal spelled out in House Bill 1776 and Senate Bill 1400 aims to swap about $13 billion in school property taxes annually with increases in sales tax, an expanded sales tax base and an increase in personal income taxes.
The latest figures, from a much-anticipated analysis by the state Legislature's Independent Fiscal Office, show a windfall gain for homeowners but inconclusive results for the rest.
Some two-dozen lawmakers heard the analysis at a recent joint meeting of the House and Senate finance committees and the Select Committee on Property Tax Reform.
The tax swap could save homeowners — but not necessarily renters — thousands.
Matt Knittel, director of the IFO, said it could take several years to realize any rent savings, noting that leases take time to expire. Beyond that, the proposed increases in sales and personal income taxes would be greater than the potential reduction in rent.
Another effect: Residents who use property tax as a deduction on their federal income tax filings would no longer be eligible. Statewide, federal income taxes would increase by $550 million annually without school property tax deductions, Knittel said.
Rep. Jim Cox, R-Berks, bill sponsor, said renters would see benefits in other realms. Some may be able to buy a house, affording a monthly mortgage minus the property tax bill, he said, while other landlords would have extra capital to spruce up properties.
The IFO analysis showed the tax swap would create a $1.5 billion shortfall to school districts in the first year. Cox said the predicted shortfall isn't "a death knell" for the bill, and he would suggest an increase in the personal income tax rate to close the gap.
As written, House Bill 1776 would raise the PIT from 3.01 percent to 4.07 percent, but Cox said a rate of about 4.4 percent would fill the gap. He said he plans to file that amendment and is working with House leadership so the bill is addressed.
Though only several session days remain, Cox said he's determined to get the proposal out for a floor vote – his proposal stalled in the House Finance Committee earlier this summer after lawmakers expressed uncertainty about the revenue numbers.
Cox said lawmakers and state officials can figure out the numbers, but it comes down to one question, he said.
"Do you want to replace property taxes with a broader sales tax a little bit higher with a higher PIT of about 4.4 percent?" Cox said. "Give us the answer to our question and we'll go away, but for now people haven't had the opportunity see their reps or senators vote on this."
In the likely event no action is taken this session, the issue could be pushed to the next crop of legislators come January.
The Select Committee on Property Tax Reform will draft a report on recommended legislation for property tax reform by Nov. 30.
Rep. Tom Quigley, R-Montgomery, who chairs the committee, said he envisions recommending a multitude of options for tax reform, whether that's a statewide change or enabling local reform. He said potential changes to the school funding formula could complement any property tax reform.
But the IFO analysis gives a blueprint for those changes, Quigley said. He said he believes relying on sales tax instead of property taxes for school funding is a fair distribution, as it comes down to consumption.
Families with children in schools are out there spending the most, he said, whereas the retired homeowners who would save the most money could decide how much to spend on consumer goods.
"The senior citizens, that's who you hear the most from," Quigley said, "someone who owns a home being taxed out of a home because they can't keep up with those tax payments."
Amend Wun
9:11 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012
While I support the position of assisting retirees and the elderly on fixed incomes by eliminating or reducing their property tax burden, I'm not sure how funding education thru a tax on consumption and income will be capable of bringing in stable budget numbers as both of those revenue sources are susceptible to extreme changes depending on the economy. The bill also seems to neglect how to adequately fund schools in poorer districts. It also sounds like the state will then have budgetary control over local districts since the money will pass thru the state and not raised at the local level. Would that then eliminate the need for local school boards, and are we as pennsylvanias comfortable with the state having that much control over education?
Andrew Wilt
9:52 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012
There is likely nothing wrong with the property tax status quo except for the fact that Pennsylvania does not require that reassessments ever be done.
The problem with not reassessing frequently is that after a while, statistically, by virtue of how the formulas that work with the assessment data were created, the more expensive properties tend to be assessed at a lower percentage of their fair market value while the least expensive properties tend to be assessed at a higher proportionate value.
About 10 years ago I spent literally hundreds of hours copying data off the county web site - http://www.ncpub.org/Main/Home.aspx . I put that data into spreadsheets to compare how expensive properties were assessed in comparison to inexpensive properties. One particular property included a large stone home on about 8 acres next to the Saucon Valley Country Club. It had sold prior to the 1995 county reassessment for $1,750,000 yet the county only placed a value of $217,000 on it. Many of the pricey properties in that area, and indeed throughout the township, have assessments that are very low in comparison to their fair market value. THAT is where some considerable revenue is being lost and those property owners have the means to pay.
The existing system wasn't intended to work, and cannot work, if counties reassess only twice a century or so. If the Legislature in Harrisburg would mandate that counties reassess at least every 5 years, there could be enough revenue.
Jack Longenberg
9:58 am on Friday, October 12, 2012
10,000 homes in PA go to tax sale each year for failure to pay school property tax .This archaic system of taxing the owners of property to support schools has become ridiculous its time we have all citizens contribute to paying for the education of our children .and as far as reassessing look no further then Lehigh County, they would not accept the home owners PA certified apprasal showing market value less then county values, but the county could use seven year old comps to establish their values leaving the property owner with nothing near the fair market value.
Under the present system oweing the bank $150,00.00 the bank will work with you to keep you in your home.Oweing the school district $100.00 they will take your home and sell it to the highest bidder throwing a retired senior , single moother ,or family out to the curb.
10:01 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012
A 1% income tax increase will not be enough to eliminate the school real estate tax. Need more like double the income tax.
Carol Ann
1:00 am on Monday, October 8, 2012
In 2012, Pennsylvania property owners, paying the School Property Tax, will generate about $12.9 billion. Under HB1776, this year, in this not yet recovered; still suffering economy, the 1% state sales increase and 1.1% earned income tax increase would have generated about $16 billion.
Imagine how much more will be generated by sales tax and earned income tax once the School Property Tax is eliminated and that $12.9 billion dollars is left in the pockets of property owners?
Suddenly, an average of $3360.00 will be left in the annual budgets of home and business owners to buy more food, medicine, goods, services, better maintain their homes, expand their businesses, hiring more people, ...
... or should we do nothing and wait to be foreclosed on for non payment of our School Property Tax? ptcc.us
11:12 am on Sunday, October 7, 2012
as i see these comments and all the data people have pains takenly went over i have seen nothing about the realization that there are many states (especally down south) that have no where near the problem with money as we have and do not have property tax and have risen there sales tax one percent and tax everything. also as for the data on property tax have you concidered that the propertly tax is based on single family homes that in certain areas may have 2 or 3 familiys in them so it does not take a mathmation to figure out that there are some families that are paying nothing, the sales tax will take care of that problem. i am tierd of people in pa thinking that things that work in other states will never work here wake up pa is not a special state
louis kootsares
12:13 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012
we need to eliminate taxing property to fund schools with another means it can spread out the cost.. and those illegal immigrants can pay, along with the baby factories who are drains on society ,when they buy something. i am not alone in disliking freeloaders having their kids in schools and i have to pay.. ayatolla obahma likes illegals ,making them citizens quick and others freeloaders,they will vote for him
Chuck Ballard
2:11 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012
You also need to be aware that these proposals also give businesses that don't pay personal income tax or sales taxes (if they are exempt) a big windfall. The part of the school costs they now pay due to property taxes then falls on individual taxpayers to make up through their income and sales taxes. That is also noted in the IFO report.
Carol Ann
12:37 am on Monday, October 8, 2012
Every residential and commercial property owner in Pennsylvania pays the School Property Tax. Believe it or not, part of what renters pay in their rent goes to pay the School Property Tax as well.
Income tax is paid by anybody that earns income, period. Sales tax is paid by whomever buys something.
In Pennsylvania, property owners pay 75-80% of the annual budget of your school district. The rest is paid by your tax dollars that are spent by our state legislature and governor, every year.
Your local tax collector and county tax office collect the School Property Tax from you, if you own a property, and from your landlord, if you rent.
No homeowner, renter, or business owner in Pennsylvania ever gets any breaks on paying the School Property Tax.
If the School Property Tax is NOT paid, your county tax office forecloses on the property owner and makes them homeless.
The IFO report does not mention this. The IFO report was designed to give those who do NOT care whether you, your landlord, family, friends, neighbors, or your boss are forced out of our once great state, the excuse to tell you, HB1776 cannot be adjusted and you should just keep paying the tax until you die. www.ptcc.us
Robert Kistler
6:58 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012
Everyone who is against this, you do not fully understand the proposal. This bill would is the single most important and needed change in PA. Explore http://www.ptcc.us/, click on FAQs, use the calculator. Educate yourself. The tax shift would unleash home owner value, jump start the real estate market restoring many construction jobs, and encourage companies to move to PA. It also brings in real NEW revenue, any out of state person who purchases a taxable item in PA would bring revenue into state funding. Clearly a state sales tax based funding system is much more stable than the current property tax system as evidenced by foreclosure rate which is only going to get worse as fixed income folks face rising tax base.
Carol Ann
12:45 am on Monday, October 8, 2012
The IFO report and Rep Mike Terzai have neglected to mention that unless the School Property Tax is eliminated asap, you will be paying up to 30% more school property taxes within 3 years. Write your Pa. state legislature and ask them, What's this underfunded teacher's pension fund business all about? IF they tell you, they don't know anything about an expected, potentially, devastating rise, they are lying to you.
Deb Fusco
7:35 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012
As a PA licensed Realtor I have come to know the tragedies of the elderly being "forced" to sell their homes because their taxes are too high for them to pay. These are people who have lived in their homes for 40 plus years and now when they retire can no longer afford to live in them. This proposal does seem like a good idea to me and I believe it would also cause healthy economic growth for the area as more people would feel encouraged to purchase homes in Pennsylvania.
Carol Ann
12:49 am on Monday, October 8, 2012
Thank you. I hope you and your fellow Pa. licensed realtors will take a moment and join one of the 75 taxpayer advocacy groups across Pa. and/or the PTCC . Dozens of Pa. state legislaturers are co-sponsors of HB1776 but, they and the rest of our state govt need to hear your voice. I write to them via congress.org
David Molony
7:49 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012
Everyone I have talked to, not even most everyone, but everyone, in my door to door discussions has been in favor of a 2% hike in sales taxes with taxes on clothing over $50, adjusted annually for inflation. Also tighten down on internet sales and the Delaware loophole. If there is difficulty in meeting the tax levels necessary to run schools after reducing administrative costs by consolidating smaller districts, we need to look at a way to provide a single small millage tax on non-owner occupied commercial buildings that would require a 2/3 majority of both houses to raise. That would provide more comfort to commercial owners who feel they will have their rates raised constantly. This may not be constitutional, however.
Carol Ann
12:51 am on Monday, October 8, 2012
School Property Tax elimination and replacement can work anywhere. Learn more via the PTCC .
Carol Ann
12:18 am on Monday, October 8, 2012
Rep. Mike Turzai, Republican Majority Leader gets to stand at the head of the class but is certainly no representative leader, of The People. All the property tax abatements, rebates, refunds, and exemptions are smoke screens for temporary band aids that appease only those who will believe the manure spoken by desperate men.
Eventually, the truth will be known by all. Eventually, every Pennsylvanian will learn that you and the rest of you who make excuses for not eliminating the School Property Tax, are not brave; are not to be trusted; are not worthy of our vote.
Until the School Property Tax is eliminated, thousands of Pennsylvanians, every year, will be forced off their land and out of their businesses, and the blood for their demise is on your hands.
Robert Sentner
8:11 am on Monday, October 8, 2012
trust me I am very receptive to this idea as I pay around 12,000 dollars with the new assessment on school tax, BUT my question is what happens to the business in Delaware county West Chester etc. the ones on the border of Delware where there is NO sales tax ?? everyone within 10 miles of Delware will just buy there stuff in Delaware and the poor business's in that area will just go out of business. I know Chuck Ballard could care less about business by his comment above.
3:04 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
OK I relocated here from CT. they have an all in one tax... Property tax it is all inclusive I would ask every couple of years to find out what percentage went where. So I knew how much went to to the city county state or schools.. I have been here 16 years and it use to drive me crazy that I would keep sending out all these bills.. but now I do like to see where the money is going. I have no children in the school system but I believe this world will be so different in 10 years I agree that our children need to have the best education they can get. My big issue with the state sales tax.. They should tax cigarettes more. an additional 10 15 cents may not solve the problem but it certainly mignt help some. And it can be used to help the elderly and disabled to pay their property taxes.


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Last year while clearing bindweed out of a border I got a needle in the side of a boot - it was half embeded in the soil - a week later a shard of glass went into the palm of my hand through my gloves when I picked up a concrete slab - and the glass was embeded in the mortar bed on its underside - So moral of the story - eyes peeled and wear thick boots and gloves!
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Further to this thread, the HSE has just issued a statement/report about the comparative dangers still experienced in Grounds Maintenance, including the number of deaths in our industry in the last reporting period.
No of deaths compared to US, pro rota, seems much higher for us ....Why I wonder ?
Do we not look after ourselves or employees ?
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To make sense of those stats, how many people work in Grounds Maintenance in the UK, anyone know, roughly-speaking?
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This is not a genre I pick often. Lisa Gardner is one of my favorites. This book kept my attention, great storyline, set, etc. Excellent narration. Really there were no negatives if you take a book in the segments we choose to review on. Totally worth the credit.
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In the beginning of this book there were several laugh out loud moments. Then it became predictable. It is a good story but lightweight. I had trouble with the narrator. She was very professional. I can only say that her voice pattern annoyed me. I did adjust to it. But not until the second half. The story just grew on me. The characters became important. It is not a deep book. But it is enjoyable and I believe worth the credit. I think I will purchase the remaining in the series.
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I thoroughly enjoyed this story. Family secrets, history, mystery, and Love....all the characters were well written. The setting was beautiful. Things happen that bring all of them together. Loved Tess, loved her job, never thought about that type of sleuthing before, very interesting. The author did a great job of setting the scene and tying in all the characters in an interesting manner. She knows how to keep you involved. This is a book you could listen to more than once easily. Thoroughly engrossing. I appreciated the narration. She had a difficult job with the variety of accents but she did a good job.
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I never miss a KM book. She is such a weaver of tales. I love her books because they are like a vine it just weaves around you, it's threads unfold more information with a direction to the next unfolding. Her books are not necessarily a one time listen all the way thru. She writes in a way that encourages you to savoir the writing. This story was no different. It took me awhile to get to the end...but that is wonderful. As other reviewers have stated you need to be in the right place to really listen to the story. Caroline Lee is an absolute pleasure to listen to at any time.
I don't want to give anything away but my one critic is the last few chapters. That seemed rushed and not plausible to me....However, I am a true fan of Kate Morton's writing. Each of her books is a treasure to me.
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This book is like a roller coaster ride it plummets you down so fast and then just as fast whooshes to up into the clouds. I absolutely loved the first part of the book and the second half, well, for me, for a little while it becames immature but I think this is YA anyway. Then it just took my emotions and rung them out....I haven't listened to a book like this in a very long time. It is a LOVE STORY...that comes outta nowhere. Wonderfully narrated. Great production. This one is a grabber..I know I won't forget this book.
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First let me say the narration and production of Baldacci's books is exceptional.
I do not purchase all of DB's books but most of them are memorable. This one had so much "fill" it muddied the story. The story was not what I have come to expect from DB. The dialog was flat. The Innocent was so good. Maybe it is the events in our country lately that makes this repugnant to me. The killing of human beings given as much importance as killing robots. But I know what he writes about so I have no excuse on that point.
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I buy all of NR's books because I enjoy her writing. I can enjoy her books more than once. This story seemed to have the flavor of an older book. It was just not written like recent releases. It was okay. I figured it out in the first third of the book. That is not usual. This narrator is very professional but I do not enjoy his "women's" voice.
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I liked this book. I had to back it up...and give it a second listen. I was confused by some of the characters, not the main ones but names I couldn't figure out who they were. Then there was Liz. There is a mystery history here...and it takes it to the end of the book to find out what the heck happened. But I like the story and I like Cassandra Campbell's narration.
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I enjoyed this story enough for the credit. It was somewhat different than the mulitude of romance books by RC. In my opinion Summer in Sonoma was the only book I have read by her that moves out of the well worn path. These are interesting characters. I love Therese Plummer's narration but maybe if another voice were reading the story would seem different. I liked it. I listened to it. And hey, I'm pretty certain I couldn't write a story. Worth the credit.
"Is this a re-release????"
I own all the other hockey series...Any Man of Mine is still my favorite. But I related to this main character. I appreciated the story RG gave this book. This is a good love story. Yes it is a light read but it is a lovely story. I read to be entertained...this entertained me very well. Thank you.
"10% Story 90% Sex"
This book had the potential to be a reasonably good story. But it went the way of the extended erotica that just gets to the point I say get it over with already...good grief. Average chapter has 2 pages of story and 10 of the sexual encounter, or maybe it just seemed that way to me.
I am not anti sex but it becomes repugnant and the story is lost to the listener. Of course I realize there is a readership for this genre.
This is totally personal but I cannot abide this narrator and will avoid in the future. This is the 3rd book I have suffered thru her narration. We are just not capable.
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Psychology FacultyJoel Federman was in the 2nd grade.He lived on the edge of the school playground, and his family was happy."I had a very caring family environment," he remembers."I felt very good and open and safe; my parents had good values, and lived up to them, which encouraged me to live up to them."
Then one day, he stepped out of the house and walked to the street corner, and wandered into the neighborhood playground.
"I saw kids in conflict, and bullying, and fighting over the swings and the teeter-totters," he remembers."And then I looked back at my house, my peaceful house, where we never had conflicts like that.As I looked back and forth – from the playground to my house, from my house to the playground – I thought, in a very simple, unformed, way 'if somehow the way of being we have at home could be brought to the playground, it would make such a big difference in the way people interact. These kids wouldn't be fighting so much. I also realized that the same insight applied to the world as a whole.'"
"The word I was looking for to describe all of that," he says now, "was 'transformation.' I wanted to 'transform' the way of life on the playground, but I didn't have that in my vocabulary then. But the image, that moment, has stuck with me all my life."
Today, Joel studies transformative social change – in the classroom and in the world. Along the way, he has done related research and policy work in violence prevention, conflict resolution, and media violence. For several years, he was Co-Director of the Center for Communication and Social Policy at UC Santa Barbara.In that role he was also the project director of the National Television Violence Study, coordinating more than 200 researchers at four research universities to produce the most comprehensive study of television violence to date.
He also served as project director on a study of a middle school violence prevention curriculum developed by the National Middle School Association, Court TV, and Time Warner Cable:and he led numerous cross-cultural conflict resolution workshops, including a year-long Palestinian-Jewish dialogue at the University of Southern California.
More recently, Joel traveled to Egypt in August 2011, to study the evolving democracy movement there, interviewing political leaders, activists, and scholars.
But for all that, Joel says the most important part of social activism, what he tries to focus on in his work and his classes, is people's way of thinking and looking at the world. "Policy change by itself is important," he says, "but truly transformative change involves a shift in how we understand ourselves and our relation to the world.The most important work that I can do is not just to help others see things in a new way, but to help empower them to develop their own worldviews and ideas for change."
Integral to such transformative changes in thinking, Joel states, is deep reflection on values, and that is one of the reasons that brought him to Saybrook."The Saybrook humanistic tradition encourages us to reflect on who we are, our values, and our ideals, and to let those inform our research and our social change work," he says." That opens up all sorts of possibilities not available at many other institutions."
As Director of the Transformative Social Change Specialization within the School of Psychology and Interdisciplinary Inquiry, Joel not only encourages his students to engage in their own personal growth and evolution, but helps to link their transformations to broader social system change, such as the growing global movements for peace, social justice, and democracy.
In this vein, he has organized in-person "Residential Conference" seminars on topics such as "The Politics, Economics, and Ecology of Food," "New Communication Technologies and Social Change," and "Transnational Citizen Activism," each bringing Saybrook students and faculty together with other scholars, activists, and nongovernmental organization leaders.
"Across our curriculum," he says, "we work to link our students with networks of leading scholars and activists, well beyond our own faculty, who are creating this kind of transformative social change. Our programs are deeply reflective, and they also engage our students directly with the urgent challenges and possibilities of our times."


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Carmakers, suppliers see great potential for growth in North Africa
Automakers and suppliers are finding big opportunities in North Africa, where new-car sales are forecast to rise more than 40 percent by 2016 and where low labor costs make producing vehicles and components cheaper than in western Europe and even parts of eastern Europe.
Auto companies are also being drawn to North Africa because of its close proximity to Europe, which makes shipping vehicles and components easy.
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Vehicle sales in North Africa are expected to increase to 930,000 in 2016 compared with the 660,000 units sold last year in the region, which comprises Algeria, Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia.
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Renault solidified its lead in North Africa when the French automaker and alliance partner Nissan earlier this year inaugurated their new factory in Tangiers, where it builds the Lodgy low-cost minivan for the Renault and Dacia brands for sale in Europe and other markets.
By next year, Renault says the 1 billion euro ($1.3 billion) plant will have an annual capacity of 400,000 units. Renault's other Moroccan plant, which was established in Casablanca in 1959, made 16,051 Kangoos, 26,583 Sanderos and 14,185 Logans last year.
The big presence has benefited Renault and Dacia as the brands had a market share of 37.6 percent in Morocco in the first half of this year, according to Renault. The automaker also plans to open a factory in Algeria and add local production of a passenger car at one of its plants in the region but has not yet given specific details yet. "We have a big footprint in North Africa and it is clearly one of our main markets for both Renault and Dacia," said Arnaud Deboeuf, who is Renault's entry-range program director.
Renault product director Thomas Lane said the carmaker's North African footprint is ideal because it serves both the local markets as well as Europe. "North Africa and Africa in general will be major growth markets during the next couple of decades – you want to be there," Lane said.
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Madeira said North Africa is poised to become one of the world's fastest-growing car markets in the next decade. "Unit sales should begin to approach 1 million eventually," he said. He warned, however, that reaching that potential is contingent on steady economic growth and the establishment of a larger middle class. "Only job growth will enable the population to buy big-ticket items," Madeira said. "At the moment, a lot of cheap used-car imports trickle down there. But in the future, people will eventually want the newer and safer vehicles if they can afford them."
A main reason the region is attractive to automakers and suppliers is labor costs that are significantly lower than in Europe. In 2011, auto workers in Morocco earned an average of 250 euros a month, compared with 730 euros a month in Romania, where Dacia is based, IHS research shows.
Labor costs can change: in 2001, the average monthly wage for auto workers in Romania was 250 euros. That has risen because of the success of Dacia, which consistently has been adding models and production at its plant in Pitesti since 2005.
Taking advantage of low-cost labor is a double-edged sword for Renault. While it helps the company's bottom line, it has left the automaker vulnerable to censure. The French government, which has a 15 percent stake in Renault, has publicly criticized the automaker for choosing Morocco to make the Lodgy, which will mainly be sold in Europe.
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European suppliers have not faced the same backlash from their home governments for picking North Africa as a production hub. More than 200 partsmakers make components in the region with more than 120 in Morocco alone, Madeira said. The region is used mainly for low-margin parts, such as wiring systems, that are too costly to make in Europe. Most of those parts end up back in Europe.
"The majority of low-end components produced in the region find their way to French or Spanish car production," Madeira said. "Suppliers can ship their parts to more than 20 plants in Spain and France in a few days by road. It is very quick to get those components to the plants."
Partsmakers are also expected to benefit from the forecast increase in local demand for new cars. "North Africa is a win-win situation for suppliers," Madeira said.
Following the recent ousting of unpopular governments in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, there have been concerns that the region is not politically stable enough to sustain local production and distribution. Madeira, however, points out that Morocco and Algeria, which is the largest market in the region, are not high-risk locations. "Egypt and Libya are the countries where the potential for civil unrest is the greatest," Madeira said. "Tunisia and Morocco and Algeria are relatively stable and we don't foresee any complications."
Said Bernard Descamps, director of international development for French suppliers association FIEV: "Not only is Morocco a very secure location for foreign companies, the government is also very welcoming for automakers and suppliers by offering tax advantages and infrastructure improvements."
Morocco's government has upgraded the country's seaports, highways and railway systems and has created two tax-free zones for the auto industry in Tangiers and Kenitra.
2016 930,000
2015 880,000
2014 843,000
2013 810,000
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