U.S. auto companies have the means to invest in EVs, pay workers a fair share, and still earn healthy profits

Economic Policy Institute·Sep 12

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The US auto industry is reportedly capable of investing in electric vehicles, paying workers fairly, and maintaining profitability. However, the industry's future is uncertain due to various factors, including potential trade deal issues and increasing competition from chinese electric vehicle manufacturers. The impact of chinese ev imports and shifting global trade policies may pose a risk to the us auto industry's competitiveness.

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