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Convenient means of dual retaliation...
https://twitter.com/annafifie...51266086100993Original Post Deleted
https://twitter.com/stevenlee...85076453773313
Convenient means of dual retaliation...
Not sure where to post this. But since supply chain changes will likely last beyond the trade war and current pandemic, I thought it might make more sense here than in the COVID-19 threads. The reasons to look beyond China as chief supplier are growing. At some point it'll reach a tipping point.
https://www.economist.com/business/2...233aIT6xld-zmo
Don’t take another person’s mask off, which apparently was what this woman in a white jacket did to a man in a supermarket in China:
https://twitter.com/meilong15/status...846136840?s=21
You are spot on. This supply chain diversification preceeded nCov by a long way. Trump saw to that. Most companies I speak to are reviewing their China manufacturing or sourcing strategies.
NCov will be in the past in a quarter or two (or three) but supply chains take a lot longer to reconfigure. Manufacturing even longer.