Industry fared pretty well in the year of the recounts

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The boating industry has hailed the 2000 presidential election as an overall success. Industry leaders say the victory of George W Bush would be good for marine interests, who they believe would repeal the death tax and reform the bankruptcy law. Both bills were vetoed down by Bill Clinton during his presidency. On the other hand, 55 out of the 64 congressional candidates endorsed by the National Marine Manufacturers Assn wound up as winners in their respective districts.

Market information - general

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Industry moving closer to stem-to-stern coverage

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The gap between the manufacturers and the customers regarding the bow-to-stern warranty issue is discussed. The Marine Retailers Association of America suggests that the boat retailers increase the prices in order to pay for higher warranty accruals and bow-to-stern warranty coverage.

Influence, Powers and duties, Boatbuilders, Boatbuilders (Persons), Marine Retailers Association of America, Warranty of seaworthiness

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Industry awards abound at the Miami boat show

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The National Marine Manufacturers Association awards show was held on Feb. 12 in Miami. Awards were presented in different categories like Innovation and Customer Satisfaction Index.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Achievements and awards, Market trend/market analysis, Miami International Boat Show, National Marine Manufacturers Association

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