New Economy Review

Supply Chain Resilience

2 articles

Editorial illustration for Four Chokepoints, Four Different Threats: A Risk Map for Maritime Trade Strategists
Global Markets

Four Chokepoints, Four Different Threats: A Risk Map for Maritime Trade Strategists

Maritime trade strategists face distinct threats at critical chokepoints: Panama Canal is vulnerable to climate-driven drought, while Suez, Hormuz, and Malacca face geopolitical risks. Understanding these differences is key to building resilient supply chains.

Arthur Sterling·October 21, 2026
Editorial illustration for Balancing Act: Navigating Supply Chain Resilience and Cost Efficiency
Global Markets

Balancing Act: Navigating Supply Chain Resilience and Cost Efficiency

Multinational corporations face the complex challenge of fortifying supply chains against disruptions while managing cost efficiency, requiring a balanced approach to resilience strategies. The article explores trade-offs, effective strategies like multi-sourcing and inventory buffering, and real-world applications to navigate this inherent paradox.

Arthur Sterling·September 30, 2026