I don't think we do not - and at this rate we likely will not - understand the compounding effects of broken global supply chains post Mar '20
Today, goods & people move from one place to another at a fascinating rate. A lot of business (aka part of the global economy) is conducted this way - and was seriously impacted by COVID; naturally this makes sense when people can't see each other in person.
What doesn't make as much sense - for the past 18 months, there have not been noticeable pains for the end consumer, DESPITE rising costs and constraints to ship goods (read: hundreds of ships just sitting at ports waiting to unload, apple cuts iPhone 13 projections, cars and PS5s don't have enough microchips to meet demand)
So in short - I think many supply chains have survived & that's awesome. They did not necessarily adapt to the 'new reality'
