Shoe Molds and Scuba Divers: How Natural Disasters Affect Our Supply Chains
Like the massive earthquake in Japan earlier this year, the floods in Thailand are again exposing the vulerabilities of fragmented global supply chains.Last month, a team of economists from PREM’s...
View ArticleShoe molds and scuba divers: How natural disasters affect our supply chains
Like the massive earthquake in Japan earlier this year, the floods in Thailand are again exposing the vulnerabilities of fragmented global supply chains.Last month, a team of economists from PREM's...
View ArticleShoe molds and scuba divers: How natural disasters affect our supply chains
Photo courtesy of ianmyles through a Creative Commons licenseAvailable in ภาษาไทยLike the massive earthquake in Japan earlier this year, the floods in Thailand are again exposing the vulnerabilities of...
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View ArticleShoe molds and scuba divers: How natural disasters affect our supply chains
Photo courtesy of ianmyles through a Creative Commons license Available in ภาษาไทย Like the massive earthquake in Japan earlier this year, the floods in Thailand are again exposing the vulnerabilities...
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View ArticleShoe molds and scuba divers: How natural disasters affect our supply chains
Like the massive earthquake in Japan earlier this year, the floods in Thailand are again exposing the vulnerabilities of fragmented global supply chains. Last month, a team of economists from PREM's...
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View ArticleShoe molds and scuba divers: How natural disasters affect our supply chains
Photo courtesy of ianmyles through a Creative Commons license Available in ภาษาไทย Like the massive earthquake in Japan earlier this year, the floods in Thailand are again exposing the vulnerabilities...
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