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WEEKEND READER: Making Sense Of The Great Supply Chain Disruption

Oct 17, 2021 David Sirota
Out-of-control monopolies and neoliberal outsourcing are to blame for the global shortage of parts and labor.
WEEKEND READER: Making Sense Of The Great Supply Chain Disruption
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Ports are overflowing with shipping containers, manufacturers are scrambling to find materials, stores are running low on goods, and banking experts predict spiraling inflation as the world grapples with the so-called “Great Supply Chain Disruption” of 2021. Are the global shortages simply the effect of pandemic-related shutdowns, or is the planet’s production system in need of a massive overhaul? In this edition of Weekend Reader, we highlight several stories that delve deep into the supply chain woes spreading across the globe — and explore how part of the blame can be traced back to corporate monopolies and neoliberal outsourcing policies.

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