claim: "the market is making this decision. the market has driven down the cost of coal, so you have companies going bankrupt."
author: hillary clinton
evidence_1: may 4, 2016 ... she added, "one hundred thousand coal miners in this country lost their lives in  the 20th century, so i want people to pay attention to what we, as a nation, need  to do to support them. but the market is making this decision. the market has  driven down the cost of coal so you have companies going bankrupt.
evidence_2: may 11, 2016 ... one hundred thousand coal miners in this country lost their lives in the 20th  century, so i want people to pay attention to what we, as a nation, need to do to  support them. but the market is making this decision. the market has driven  down the cost of coal so you have companies going bankrupt. so what i'm ...
evidence_3: particulate. matter. nitrogen. dioxide. dow jones us. total market. coal sector. ( left axis). msci world. energy index. (left axis). henry hub gas. us price. (right  axis) ... which has diluted the impact of faltering thermal coal performance.  recent years have seen at least. 26 us coal companies go into bankruptcy,  including.
evidence_4: apr 13, 2016 ... but peabody sales volume has sagged along with coal prices. in 2015, sales  from mining slipped by 7 percent and were down 9 percent from 2011. the  company was forecasting a 13 percent drop in u.s. coal sales, its main market. “ peabody is in a tough spot,” a j.p. morgan note to investors said in ...
evidence_5: no company can totally avoid the impact of increasing costs. and most managers  have learned to adjust to the effect inflation has on current operating costs. but  few have factored it into their competitive strategies. and most managers,  particularly those in capital-intensive industries, have not paid enough attention  to the ...