Guide To The Supply Chain Monitor
A quickstart guide for reading the monitor and an explanation of why this monitor is necessary and the role it can play in improving discussion of macroeconomic policy.
A quickstart guide for reading the monitor and an explanation of why this monitor is necessary and the role it can play in improving discussion of macroeconomic policy.
Each month, we publish a public version of the donor-exclusive Supply Chain Monitor to better inform macroeconomic discussion about developments on the “supply side.”
Summary Since the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, efforts to secure the supply of energy transition commodities have intensified considerably. The Biden Administration has announced prizes, research...
Today’s ISM Manufacturing PMIs are consistent with a soft landing through repaired supply chains and the conclusion of bullwhip dynamics.
Summary Inflation and interest rates remain high enough that now is not a time for 'soft landing' victory laps, but the growing and broadening evidence of...