The UAW strike could cripple the industry short-term and reshape it long-term

Since the United Auto Workers made history Sept. 15 by striking against all three leading U.S. automakers, the nation’s eyes have focused on the picket lines. But McCombs Information, Risk & Operations Management Professor Edward Anderson is looking elsewhere. He sees dangerous economic ripple effects spreading far beyond the Big Three of Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis.