International Supply Chains: The Good, the Bad and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Jason Dunn

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Abstract: International trade has led countries to specialize. While this has made the average consumer better off, specialization also makes countries more vulnerable to foreign shocks.

Date: 2022-10-12
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