Reshaping China’s Government-Services Supply Chain
The transformation of China's economy was enabled by the synchronized delivery of government services to support logistics, finance, and manufacturing supply chains. But now Chinese officials must go beyond promoting markets, GDP growth, and employment to ensure that government services are inclusive and equitable.
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HONG KONG – A supply chain links producers and consumers through a complex web of outsourcing contracts, with market leaders in any product category orchestrating activities to produce components profitably along its entire length. For example, an iPad is designed in California – with chips from Japan and parts from South Korea, Taiwan, and elsewhere – and finally assembled in China for global distribution. But the ecology of supply chains is not as straightforward as this depiction suggests.