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Why the Semiconductor Supply Shortage Is Here to Stay

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Is the Pentagon Too Dependent On Chinese-Made Supplies?

Donald Trump's Economic Nationalism on Medical Supplies Is a Big Mistake

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It's No Accident That Global Supply Chains Have Suddenly Become Dependent on China

How Game Theory Can Help With the Shortage of PPE for Medical Workers

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Apple Ordered 20 Million LG Display Panels for This Year’s iPhones, Report Says

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Not Just Inflation: Supply Chain Problems Will Persist in 2022

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There is Now a Shortage of Christmas Trees, Experts Warn

In 2022, Inflation Won’t Be Our Main Economic Problem

America Must Protect Its Geospatial Intelligence

Bad News for Black Friday: Supply Disruption Caused Smartphone Sales to Drop

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Why Ammunition Shortages are Getting Worse All Over the Country

Despite Increased Production, Expect Ammo Shortages to Continue Into 2022

Iran Hit By Cyberattack That Shuttered Gas Stations

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Techno-Nationalism: An Industrial Policy for the Twenty-First Century

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