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Supply Chain Disruptions and Impact on Global Inflation
Supply chain disruptions emerge as a significant driver of global inflation, particularly in the aftermath of pandemics, geopolitical tensions, and climate-related events. These disruptions, ranging from factory shutdowns and shipping delays to shortages of raw materials and labor, have strained the flow of goods and services across international markets. As supply disruptions limit the availability of products, costs rise throughout the production and distrib.
Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Detailed Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: The Pandemic COVID-19 Case -- Chapter 2: Geopolitical Tensions, Trade War, and Sanctions -- Chapter 3: Energy Market Shocks -- Chapter 4: Consumer Behavior and Demand Shocks -- Chapter 5: Logistics Bottlenecks -- Chapter 6: Role of Technological Innovation in Supply Chain -- Chapter 7: Green and Costly Decarbonizing Supply Chains in an Inflationary Era -- Chapter 8: The Rise of Circular Supply Chains -- Chapter 9: Economic Nationalism and De-Globalization
Chapter 10: Preparing for the Next Disruption -- Compilation of References -- About the Contributors -- Index
[edited by] Syed Danish Bukhari, Irfan Zafar.