The Sunday, August 3rd New York Times featured an article titled, “Shipping Costs Start to Crimp Globalization.” The piece cites “what some economists call a neighborhood effect — putting factories closer to components suppliers and to consumers, to reduce transportation costs.”
“Cheap oil, the lubricant of quick, inexpensive transportation links across the world, may not return [...]
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