Interview: Seek “Triple A” supply chains to respond to trade shocks - Borderlex The OECD’s Marion Jansen on what making global supply chains less prone to disruption really involves at a time when trade barriers are being reintroduced with the hope of bringing production back hom...

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Our own @marionjansen.bsky.social talks Triple-A supply chains and how to prepare for future trade shocks in her latest interview with @borderlex.net.

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While exports remain diversified, import concentration has surged—up 50% since the 1990s.

Such concentration can increase vulnerability to shocks, underscoring the need for international cooperation.

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Data from the #OECDSupplyChains Review:

➡️50% rise in significant import concentration globally from 1990s-2020s
➡️Impacts of shocks in domestic sectors are larger than those in foreign sectors
➡️Relocalising supply chains could shrink trade by >18%

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New data on #OECDSupplyChains shows that the impacts of shocks occurring in domestic sectors tend to be larger than those in foreign sectors.

How do these insights inform risk management policies? Discover this and more in our 🆕 report ➡️ www.oecd.org/en/publicati...

A new OECD report shows a 50% rise in significant import concentration globally in the early 2020s vs. the late 1990s, largely driven by non-OECD countries.

Explore the 🆕 #OECDSupplyChains Review to see what policies can further fortify trade➡️ www.oecd.org/en/publicati...

The key to supply chain resilience is not found in the elimination of risk, but in the effective navigation of risk.

🔎Discover 🆕 #OECDSupplyChains Resilience Review and the latest policy recommendations out now. ⤵️
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