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Bot GPT 3.5 1. Increased competition: With a FTA in place, Australian car manufacturers may face increased competition from European car manufacturers, potentially leading to a decline in market share and profitability for Australian car companies.
2. Asymmetrical regulations: European car manufacturers may benefit from regulations that are more favorable to them, putting Australian car manufacturers at a disadvantage in terms of production costs and compliance with technical standards.
3. Changes in supply chain dynamics: A FTA with Europe may disrupt the existing supply chain relationships that Australian car companies have established, leading to increased costs and challenges in sourcing materials and components.
4. Job losses: If Australian car manufacturers are unable to compete effectively with European car companies, it is possible that there may be job losses in the Australian car industry as companies struggle to remain profitable in the face of increased competition.
5. Dependence on foreign imports: With increased competition from Europe, Australian car manufacturers may become more dependent on importing European-made cars, potentially leading to a decline in domestic production and investment in the industry.