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As the ongoing dockworkers strike continues to shut down 36 major ports along the East Coast and Gulf of Mexico, economists and industry experts are warning of widespread and potentially devastating consequences for the U.S. economy. With the strike now underway and negotiations for a new labor contract stalling, the repercussions could ripple across supply chains, drive inflation higher, and even push the country into a recession if it lasts more than a month.

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Thousands of dockworkers along the East Coast are on strike due to a contract dispute. . .

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As of midnight, dockworkers along the East and Gulf Coasts of the U.S. have launched the first large-scale work stoppage in nearly 50 years. The strike, initiated by tens of thousands of members of the International Longshoremen's Association, has effectively halted about half of the nation's ocean shipping. The workers are demanding better wages and stronger protections against terminal automation, with negotiations for a new labor contract breaking down over these key issues.

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The strike is expected to have a severe impact on the U.S. . .

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Port Strike Expected to Have Major Economic Impact, Warn Experts

Dockworkers Strike Shuts Down U.S. East and Gulf Coasts, Disrupting National Trade and Economy

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