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Chapter 2a - Global Flows in Materials, Goods and Services

The global economy consists of a global network where industries that extract materials and industries that produce goods and services are interconnected in what is a business ecosystem of operators. Some countries have commodity dependency which exposes them to greater risks. Manufacturing is complex and relies on a dynamic web of inputs, into their supply chains. The service sector is also a growing global market,...

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