We order more than we need because you cannot rely on the 'just in time' inventory model anymore.
And now it's obvious why (((they)) pushed business towards the "just in time" inventory model over the last few decades. They play the long game for sure.
> We order more than we need because you cannot rely on the 'just in time' inventory model anymore.
And now it's obvious why (((they)) pushed business towards the "just in time" inventory model over the last few decades. They play the long game for sure.
idk if that makes sense.
Some manufacturing is returning to the US because of this.
Now if the problem accelerates to the point where people can't get basic food and goods. Then we have chaos.
idk if that makes sense.
Some manufacturing is returning to the US because of this.
Now if the problem accelerates to the point where people can't get basic food and goods. Then we have chaos.
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