Global supply chains have been increasingly vulnerable to disruption due to geopolitical events like economic sanctions, regional conflict, COVID-19 pandemic and trade wars. Such disruptions result in raw material shortage, high prices, and logistics difficulties, impacting supply chain...

This paper examines how firms' exposure to supply chain disruptions (SCD) affects firm outcomes in the European Union (EU). Exploiting heterogeneous responses to workplace closures imposed by sourcing countries during the pandemic as a shock to SCD, we provide empirical evidence that firms in...

This paper examines how firms’ exposure to supply chain disruptions (SCD) affects firm outcomes in the European Union (EU). Exploiting heterogeneous responses to workplace closures imposed by sourcing countries during the pandemic as a shock to SCD, we provide empirical evidence that firms in...

Supply chain disruptions and impact on global inflation explores how supply chain disruptions, caused by pandemics, geopolitical conflicts, natural disasters, labor shortages, and technological failures, affect pricing mechanisms and contribute to inflationary pressures. It examines the...

This paper develops a new multi-country and multi-sector general equilibrium trade model to analyze extent to which the diversification of sources of imports mitigates the impact of adverse trade shocks. The model incorporates trade network rigidities arising from frictions in goods, labor, and...

Supply chain management (SCM) has become a vital component of international corporate operations, necessitating a strong educational foundation to provide aspiring professionals with the knowledge and abilities they will need. The efficiency of supply chain education in preparing students for...