This is a very healthy labor market. We think the improving trend is in place. Everything is pointing to strong growth.

Yields will be lower in six months. The economic statistics will start to show a slower growth path.

It's a bigger game of chicken ideally designed to get everyone at the negotiating table.

It is a realization that there are inflation headwinds out there.

Getting rid of GMAC wouldn't get GM itself back to profitability but what it would do is buy them some time and that's critical in this business. They need some time to get some decent product to the marketplace.

This will show the labor market remains in good shape, despite several months of disappointing figures. The surge in mining exports from the favorable global environment is flowing through the economy.