Shipping containers are stacked together at the Port of Baltimore, Aug. 12, in Baltimore. Global supply chains have been under the most strain in at least a quarter-century resulting in shortages of basic goods. (AP Photo: Julio Cortez)
September 29, 2022
3:22 pm
While each product experiencing a shortage has its own story as to what went wrong, at the root of most is a concept people in supply chain management call the “bullwhip effect.”
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