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I don't think this is true. You really only have to focus on parts of the supply chain that are required to produce, fuel, food, medical, and military equipmen
by JamesBarney 5y ago
I don't think this is true.
You really only have to focus on parts of the supply chain that are required to produce, fuel, food, medical, and military equipment that also are not produced anywhere in the world except by a potential a adversary or next to a potential adversary.
It's a big undertaking sure, but it's really only onshoring pieces that are produced exclusively in China or next to it.
- alooPotato 5y ago"fuel, food, medical, and military equipment" and "exclusively in China" seems like it'd literally bring in the entire dependency graph.
- kube-system 5y agoI can't think of much now that the US relies on for fuel, food, medical, and military equipment that is exclusively made in China. Especially the latter.