As geopolitical competition reshapes the global economy, supply chains have emerged as a central pillar of economic and national security. No longer mere logistical networks, they have become a key vehicle for industrial strength and long-term growth. Governments and industry are increasingly prioritizing export finance, strategic reserves, and public-private partnerships to secure critical inputs, reduce exposure to shocks, and remain competitive in a rapidly evolving landscape. This conversation will explore how coordinated investment and strategic collaboration can drive the shift beyond fragile, short-sighted models and lay the durable and diversified foundations that the industries of the future demand.
Energy, Environment, & Transition
Studio Stage: A Pro-Market Path to Decarbonization
Efforts to decarbonize the global economy have increasingly run into political and practical challenges, with top-down approaches often proving fragmented, slow, or contested. In this Studio Stage talk, Professor Karthik Ramanna explores a pro-market approach to decarbonization, highlighting how rigorous…
