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Harvard Business School professor Willy Shih joins WIRED to answer the internet's burning questions about the global supply chain. How do tariffs work? Why have egg prices become so high? Is the world in a trade war? When did a global economy first develop? How could the United States realistically bring back manufacturing jobs? Will global supply chains collapse? Answers to these questions and many more await on Supply Chain Support.
NOTE: On April 2, President Trump ended de minimis treatment for low-value imports from China via executive order, effective May 2.
0:00 Supply Chain Support
0:14 How do tariffs work?
0:52 Need a small business loan for an omelette
1:48 Are we in a trade war?
3:29 The Great Toilet Paper Rush of 2020
4:52 Is the supply chain back to normal?
5:34 Houthi pirates
7:09 When did the economy go global?
8:51 Why the US imports food
10:14 Supply chain issues
11:27 It’s not a contest, folks. (It very much is)
13:46 Trump, Greenland, and The Panama Canal
15:02 Supply chain management
16:19 Popeyes would neverrr
17:14 Seemed wide enough at the time
18:21 Immigrant labor and the supply chain
19:04 How could the US bring back manufacturing and industry?
20:27 From the mind of leather recliner guy
22:09 Temu (See note in description)
23:31 GPU shortage
24:41 How many shipping containers are there in the world?
25:23 Run you about a grand
26:09 Rare earth blah blah Benny needs his RAV4 Prime
26:40 Okay Snickers has become a luxury I
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2025/04/08
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