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JULY 15, 2021
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Copy LinkFor decades, global supply chains have become increasingly integral to the US economy and have been embraced by businesses because they increase efficiency and US competitiveness. But over the past several years, criticism has grown beyond the argument that US jobs are being exported to include concern about a more hostile and competitive global landscape. Then the COVID-19 pandemic struck, and lockdowns were imposed, causing major disruptions to supply chains. As the pandemic began to ease and demand for goods increased, the enormous container ship Ever Given was grounded in the Suez Canal for six days, raising fears of even greater commercial chaos due to further interruptions of supply chains.
This truly unprecedented turn of events has unleashed challenges to US reliance on global supply chains.
Join the discussion to learn more about the role of global supply chains in the US and global economy and how business leaders and public policy officials can best manage global supply chains' economic and security challenges in the post-pandemic economy.
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Who Should Attend: Business executives and public policy experts interested in learning more about the post-pandemic economy, the impact of US debt and deficits on economic growth, as well as solutions to these challenges.
Former Senior Vice President and Director of Resea…
Committee for Economic Develop…
Policy Watch explores relevant topics where business meets US domestic policy. Join experts at the Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board and prominent policy makers as they dissect the impact of timely decisions from the nation's capital.
This On-Demand Webcast is Complimentary.
