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Anna Nagurney, Eugene M. Isenberg Chair in Integrative Studies, Director of the Virtual Center for Supernetworks - Isenberg School of Management - UMass Amherst
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Ad valorem tariffs in global supply chain networks and impacts on labor

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By Anna Nagurney, Samirasadat Samadi
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Global supply chain networks are essential to the production, trade, and consumption of commodities, including agricultural ones. Such networks have been increasingly impacted by trade policies, especially ad valorem tariffs, which are affecting commodity flows, prices, and profits. Furthermore, the labour market plays a critical role in the functioning of supply chain networks.
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NetwORks and policies: OR to the rescue

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By Anna Nagurney
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Journal of the Operational Research Society Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/01605682.2025.2494706?needAccess=true Abstract Operational Research (OR), as a discipline, and with its historical foundations grounded in addressing immense challenges associated with WWII, is uniquely positioned to address many of the greatest problems facing the...
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Brown bananas, crowded ports, empty shelves: What to expect with the US dockworkers strike

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By Anna Nagurney
| The Conversation Verified
Getting any product to consumers, whether it’s a can of sardines or a screwdriver, requires that supply chains function well. The availability of labor is essential in each link of the supply chain. That includes the workers who make sure that your tinned fish and handy tools smoothly journey from their point of origin to where they’ll wind up, whether it’s a supermarket, hardware store or your front door. Amazingly, 90% of all internationally traded products are carried by ships at some point.
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