Supply chains is facing pressure to decouple, like those linking American customers to Chinese suppliers. In 2021 American and Chinese firms were closer together in the supply chain than the global average . They will end 2023 farther apart than they were. And, though chains have lengthened globally, the distance between American and Chinese firms has grown by more than the rest. During the covid-19 pandemic, sudden shortages taught businesses and policymakers a costly lesson. Many hoped that shorter, more diversified supply chains would insulate them against the next shock. Russia’s war in Ukraine and simmering tensions over the status of Taiwan have given further urgency to efforts to bring manufacturing closer to home and the global supply chain has now shifted . What is your take on the shift in  American supply chain since covid-19 todate?

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