AmCham Shanghai on Covid Lockdown Impact

The video discusses a survey conducted after Shanghai's lockdown, revealing that most companies are resuming operations, though some are still at partial capacity. Expatriate resignations were lower than expected. Companies are reassessing supply chain strategies, balancing efficiency and resilience, with some adopting a 'China plus one' approach. The video also covers potential tariff reductions by the US to combat inflation, which could benefit both US consumers and Chinese exporters.

How have multinational companies been reassessing their global supply strategies?

What is the 'China plus one' strategy mentioned in the context of supply chains?

What impact could lifting tariffs have on consumers in the US according to the discussion?