Will UAW strike affect commodity price ?
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As part of the United Auto Workers (UAW) union strike against Detroit's Big Three, approximately 13,000 autoworkers recently walked off the job. According to former President Donald Trump, the future looks bleak for America's automotive industry.
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Will the UAW strike affect commodity prices?
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Will the UAW strike affect the workers' future?
When the auto industries are not competitive enough,
they cannot afford to pay the workers well.
Years ago, the auto industries' CEOs had to go to the lawmakers to
ask for $$$. So hopefully the auto industries have made
major changes.
Soon there will be no strike (no workers ---> no strike).
China's COGS is always lower than the US's.
As part of the United Auto Workers (UAW) union strike against Detroit's Big Three, approximately 13,000 autoworkers recently walked off the job. According to former President Donald Trump, the future looks bleak for America's automotive industry.
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Will the UAW strike affect commodity prices?
--->
Will the UAW strike affect the workers' future?
When the auto industries are not competitive enough,
they cannot afford to pay the workers well.
Years ago, the auto industries' CEOs had to go to the lawmakers to
ask for $$$. So hopefully the auto industries have made
major changes.
Soon there will be no strike (no workers ---> no strike).
China's COGS is always lower than the US's.
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Pandemic supply chain shortages caused the higher prices ... so far. Which then caused higher insurance rates for the higher priced vehicles.
C-suite folks are continuing to get higher and higher wages/options/bonuses. Why shouldn't the folks who actually do the work?
As for commodities. Autos are made of a lot more than metals these days. Plastics, rubber, glass, fiberglass, rare earths in the case of EV's, etc.
C-suite folks are continuing to get higher and higher wages/options/bonuses. Why shouldn't the folks who actually do the work?
As for commodities. Autos are made of a lot more than metals these days. Plastics, rubber, glass, fiberglass, rare earths in the case of EV's, etc.