Fears of a ‘Bottleneck Recession’: How Shortages Are Hurting Germany - Kiel Institute

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... “It’s not the case that if we were not dependent on China we would have gotten through the crisis without any problems,” said Alexander Sandkamp, an economist who studies supply chains at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy in Kiel, Germany. ...

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