Supply Chain Management in The Wall Street Journal Logistics Report

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Supply Chain Management in The Wall Street Journal Logistics Report

Supply Chain Management in The Wall Street Journal Logistics Report

Please READ the doc file first and write the min one-page assignment.

Find an article and write a synopsis of the article on a current topic using the emailed version of The Wall Street Journal Logistics Report. With this source you will need to click on the hyperlink within the article to view the original article for actual writer, title, and date.

To successfully complete this requirement, the student will include the following elements:

1. Include the article as included in the emailed version of The WSJ Logistics Report. The emailed version of The WSJ Logistics Report is the only acceptable source.

2. Write a brief synopsis of the corresponding The WSJ full article accessible through the hyperlink.

3. Explain how this event is supply chain related. Use specific supply chain terms. Also, support with outside sources for full points.

4. Give your thoughts about how it could be handled, resolved, possible implications, and/or possible solutions. Also, support with outside sources for full points.

5. List additional references properly cited within the paper.

When you use an outside source, it is to be cited and referenced using APA (Sixth edition) format.

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The Trump administration is considering trade actions that could alter some of the world’s fundamental industrial supply chains. A new finding that imports of steel and aluminum impair U.S. national security sets the stage for potential new quotas and tariffs on metals imports from around the world that…………………..

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