Strikes and Inflation
Strikes often emerge in the wake of inflationary periods, driven by rising costs that leave workers feeling behind. While strikes can disrupt production and potentially lead to higher prices, the long-term effects on inflation data are less clear. Current strikes, particularly in the auto sector, highlight ongoing supply chain challenges, which could lead to price increases for new and used cars.In this clip
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