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Phillip Coles

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As seen in: Discourse Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post Opinions, The Hill, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Washington Examiner, Reading Eagle
Covers:  Food and Agribusiness, Food Supply Chains, Economics
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Opinion | Government shutdown reveals public sector's inefficiencies

Opinion | Government shutdown reveals public sector's inefficiencies

Readers respond to Post articles and commentary.

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How U.S. Companies Can Begin To Reshore

How U.S. Companies Can Begin To Reshore

How can we diversify our supply chains to reduce dependence on goods from China? Replacing China's massive ma…

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Phillip S. Coles: It wasn't Ticketmaster's fault

Phillip S. Coles: It wasn't Ticketmaster's fault

The fallout continues from Ticketmaster's Taylor Swift concert ticket sales debacle. Some fans and politician…

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Reshoring American Supply Chains From China

Reshoring American Supply Chains From China

Those who bemoan the offshoring of manufacturing jobs to foreign countries such as China often ask why we can…

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Opinion | Risk Management and the Baby-Formula Shortage

Opinion | Risk Management and the Baby-Formula Shortage

The infant-formula shortage took me back to an illuminating incident during a fire-safety training session I …

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Opinion | Hoarding Is a Bad Idea During Times of Supply-Chain Uncertainty

Opinion | Hoarding Is a Bad Idea During Times of Supply-Chain Uncertainty

"Buy as much hay as you can," our farm manager commanded in 1988. "The hay crop is bad. Prices are up. We nee…

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Don’t Blame Lean Production Methods for Shortages

Don’t Blame Lean Production Methods for Shortages

Inventory is not necessarily good or bad. It depends

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Examining China's Challenge to Democracy

Examining China's Challenge to Democracy

In " China's Challenge to Democracy " (Review, April 28), David Runciman seems to have inadvertently discover…

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