The Spectacle Blog
Every once and awhile, the NY Times puts all other publications to shame with its insightful reporting. Today's article on the UAW strike against General Motors is a perfect example:
The length of the walkout may hinge on the answers
to two crucial questions: How long can the U.A.W. afford to stay
out? And how long can G.M. endure a strike?
Wow! Who would have ever thought that the duration of a strike
could depend on that?
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