Cornell's Alexander Colvin on UAW Strike

The transcript discusses the ongoing negotiations between the union and auto companies amid a strike. It highlights the potential for a deal, the union's strategic actions, and the impact on the auto industry, including job risks. Political influences, particularly President Biden's pro-union stance, are also examined. The discussion covers the risks of prolonged strikes and their economic implications, especially in states like Michigan.

What factors contribute to the possibility of reaching a deal in the current negotiations?

How does the union's strategy of targeted strikes reflect their position in the negotiations?

In what ways does political pressure influence the negotiations between the union and the companies?

What role does President Biden's stance play in the current negotiations?

What are the potential economic impacts of the ongoing negotiations on the auto industry?