Disasters’ impacts on supply chains
Stephane Hallegatte
Nature Sustainability, 2019, vol. 2, issue 9, 791-792
Abstract:
Natural disasters affect supply chains in complex ways that traditional economic models at the sector level cannot capture. An agent-based model representing firm-to-firm interactions demonstrates that these interactions magnify the economic cost of disasters.
Date: 2019
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