, Columnist
Maybe Global Supply Chains Were a Bad Idea
The coronavirus outbreak exposes the peril of far-flung parts networks and the risk of paralysis.
Ships to nowhere.
Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg
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Transporting parts from country A to country B is an obstacle course that seems to only get more complicated. If the trade war showed the risks of globalized supply-chains, the coronavirus may solidify that business model as a liability.
