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Highlight: What's Up with the Truck Driver Shortage?

Peter Goodman, Global Economics Correspondent at the New York Times, explains why the so-called truck driver “shortage” isn’t a shortage at all.

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Highlight: What’s Up with the Truck Driver Shortage?

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Peter Goodman, Global Economics Correspondent at the New York Times, explains why the so-called truck driver "shortage" isn't a shortage at all.

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Highlight: Technology and the Supply Chain

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Peter Goodman, Global Economics Correspondent at the New York Times describes how emerging technology can help truck drivers and create a more efficient supply chain.

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Highlight: Gig Economy: Good or Bad for Workers?

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Peter Goodman, Global Economics Correspondent at the New York Times, muses on whether the gig economy is good or bad for workers.

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Highlight: Building a Resilient Supply Chain

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Peter Goodman, Global Economics Correspondent at the New York Times, discusses the pros and cons of just-in-time manufacturing.

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