Description
Explore the intricacies and fragility of the global supply chain with How the World Ran Out of Everything by Peter S. Goodman. This award-winning economic journalists account reveals the fascinating pathways of manufacturing and transportation, exposing the business logic that has led to the current supply chain crisis.
Key Features:
- Investigates the Just in Time Fallacy and its impact on resilience and inflation.
- Highlights the human cost of efficiency, featuring stories of exploited workers.
- Examines how monopolistic power leads to price hikes and scarcity.
- Discusses urgent arguments for reforming the supply chain through reshoring and nearshoring.
- Offers insights into how our supply chain operates and why its reform is crucial for daily life and global fortunes.