The COVID-19 crisis is reshaping the world around us in profound and unpredictable ways, not least of which has been the widespread disruption of global supply chains. The fragility of some supply chains is so stark that some economists are signaling the end of globalism as we know it, causing business and government leaders to fundamentally rethink how much they rely on partners in other parts of the world.  But what’s really at stake? And how can businesses prepare for the next pandemic — or for that matter, any international crisis? What’s at stake varies, since every company’s exposure to…

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