In recent times, we have experienced the wonders of a worldwide, efficiency-driven supply chain for goods that we need and want. In the last two years, we have also experienced the perils of that Rube Goldberg-esque economic machine. This is not a new phenomenon. This has been a multidecade change in how business is done in America. Goods are cheaper. Manufacturing is more automated. Items are…
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