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Global Supply Chain Resilience: Vulnerability and Shifting Risk Management Strategiesr global events such as financial crisis have pervasive impact on local economies. While global supply chains can not be the cause of adverse shocks, they act as effective transmission mechanism. Greater connectivity initially decreases risk through risk dispersing and diversification and increase t

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Complexities in Supply Chain Resilience Against Economic Shocks and Forming Public Private Partnershent of supply chain. This chapter uses the cases of recent disasters to understand the interactions and impacts along the global value chain. In addition, several strategies to minimize the risk of supply chain are proposed: First, Build strong and flexible procurement system; Second, Risk Mitigatio

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Assessing the Competitive Advantage of Public Policy Support for Supply Chain Resilienced fishers produce and sell their products, receiving 9.4 trillion Japanese yen (￥). At the same time, Japan imports raw products and processed food. The fresh products move through the market to the eating out sector, the processing sector, and consumers. During this process, the value of agricultur

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Achieving the Resilience of Production Networks During Economic Crisis: The Case of Chinese SMEsese SMEs. Chinese SMEs have spearheaded the integration of the Chinese economy with the world economy through their involvement and partnership with the Asian regional and global production networks and supply chains. While they have acted as important linkages for the national economy with the worl