How intertwined supply chains can lead to economic shocks, and why we must protect against it
Supply chains can spread and amplify shocks caused by natural disasters Image: REUTERS/John Sommers
Yuzuka Kashiwagi
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Research Fellow and PhD student, , Waseda University
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