HBR  |  Covid

Commerce After Covid

2023-09-01    

For example, the scramble to secure personal protective equipment highlighted just how much mask production had been outsourced—despite warnings that in a crisis, the countries making masks would prioritize their own populations, so trade in them would wither. Neither hospitals nor governments had the foresight to understand that resilience was worth the higher cost of stockpiling inventory or keeping manufacturing close to home.

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