Trade Dependency: Juggling Supply Chain Risk

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With global commerce and global trade reliant on complex supply chains, countries can be dependent on a limited number of producers and suppliers. But at what point does over-dependence become a problem? What can organisations do to manage these dependencies against a background of geopolitical risk and policy instability?

Episode contributors:
Julian King, former European Commissioner for the Security Union

Alicia Garcia Herrero, Chief Economist, Asia Pacific, Natixis; Senior Fellow, Bruegel

Series moderator:

Sam Lowe, Partner, Flint Global

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