Supply Chain by Ashish Deshpande
August 2023
Dynamic discounting — the time is now
2020 started well enough, but then the COVID-19
pandemic hit, causing illness and tragedy on an
inconceivable scale, along with drastic disruptions to
industry and the economy. Global trade and supply
chains were hit, then war broke out in the Ukraine. Prices
kept rising, and commodity and raw materials prices
went through the roof. Labor became hard to find and
retain. Working capital costs have gone up significantly,
and a global recession remains a possibility.
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