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The great national supply chain arms race

By Jeremy Lott
Published March 3, 2023 6:16am ET
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The great national supply chain arms race
Before the COVID-19 pandemic seized the world, many goods that Americans enjoyed were stamped “Made in China.” Many more might as well have been, with the components sailing from the People’s Republic of China for minimal assembly domestically. The “Made in China” paradigm shifted with COVID-19 and the repeated and almost total lockdowns in parts […]


Before the COVID-19 pandemic seized the world, many goods that Americans enjoyed were stamped “Made in China.” Many more might as well have been, with the components sailing from the People’s Republic of China for minimal assembly domestically.

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