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U S -China Derisking Is Inevitable Supply Chains Need a Revolution

There's a historic opportunity to wean dependence off China and boost U.S. manufacturing, write Tinglong Dai and Christopher S. Tang.

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China Derisking Is Inevitable To Minimize the Pain, Supply Chains Need a Revolution

About the authors: Tinglong Dai is a professor of operations management and business analytics at Johns Hopkins University’s Carey Business School and…

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Education Directory | Washington Diplomat

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America s Shaky Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Is a Prescription for Disaster

America s Shaky Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Is a Prescription for Disaster
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Financial Historian Kathleen Day on the Origins and History of the Debt Ceiling

<p>Is the debt ceiling, which has been raised 78 times since being established by Congress during World War I, a useful periodic reminder of fiscal restraint or an outdated relic that has become a weapon for partisan extortionists? Kathleen Day discusses the ceiling with NPR's Scott Simon. </p>

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