The US could see shortages and higher retail prices if a dockworkers strike drags on
- A U.S. Dockworkers strike at 36 ports could lead to shortages and higher prices nationwide, especially as the holiday season and presidential election approach.
- If the strike lasts more than a month, shortages may arise for various consumer products, though most holiday goods have already arrived.
- Experts warn that lengthy disruptions may raise prices on food, autos, and other goods but expect modest wider impacts if resolved quickly.
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