Quinnipiac University professor weighs in on UAW strike
Quinnipiac University management professor Robert Yawson says even just a 10-day strike could cost the U.S. gross domestic product $5 billion.
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Sep 15, 2023, 12:20 AM
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2ds agoTime is running out for a compromise that would prevent the U.S. auto industry’s largest worker strike in history.
Quinnipiac University management professor Robert Yawson says even just a 10-day strike could cost the U.S. gross domestic product $5 billion.
“This would definitely contribute to higher inflation. We all saw what happened to the supply chain, and it will affect everything from groceries to everything else," said Yawson.
