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How the world ran out of everything : inside the global supply chain

por Goodman, Peter S.

Declaración de edición:1a.Ed Publicado por : Mariner Books (New York ) Detalles físicos: viii, 406 Paginas ISBN:9780063257924.

Tema(s): Logística empresarial | Gestión industrial | Cadena de suministro | Producción y distribución | Comercio internacional

Año : 2024

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Prologue: "The world has fallen apart." -- Part I: The great supply chain disruption. "Just get this made in China." : the origins of the factory floor of the world -- "Everyone is competing for a supply located in a single country." : the pandemic reveals the folly -- "No waste more terrible than overproduction." : the roots of just in time -- "The lean Taliban" : how the consulting class hijacked just in time -- "Everybody wants everything." : the epic miscalculation of global business -- "An entire new way of handling freight" : how a steel box shrunk the globe -- "Carriers are robbing shippers." : the floating cartel -- Part II: Across the water. "The land of the forgotten" : how farmers got stuck on the wrong side of the water -- "I think I've heard of them." : the new sheriff on the docks -- "Everything is out of whack." : floating in purgatory -- "Crazy and dangerous" : life on the docks -- "Is it worth even getting up in the morning?" : the unremitting misery of the dray -- "Building railroads from nowhere to nowhere at public expense" : how investors looted the locomotive -- "The almighty operating ratio" : modern-day pillaging of the rails -- "Sweatshops on wheels" : the long, torturous road -- "Thank you for what you're doing to keep those grocery store shelves stocked." : how the meat industry sacrificed workers for profits -- "We do not have a free market." : how monopolists exploited the pandemic -- Part III: Globalization comes home. "We just need some diversity." : the search for factories beyond China -- "Globalization is almost dead." : bringing factory jobs home -- "Okay, Mexico, save me." : how the global supply chain turned its back on the water -- "People don't want to do those jobs." : robots and the future of shareholder gratification -- Conclusion: "A great sacrifice for you" : redrawing the false bargain.