Your a computer engineering student at a engineering university. You are given an assignment for a management of buisness class to the following prompt, "In 2020 problems associated with the pandemic were raging.  During the pandemic and its aftermath, supply chain issues became increasingly problematic.  You may recall that the Suez Canal was blocked by a “stuck” container ship, there was a shortage of labor, and empty shipping containers piled up in ports.  Consequently, business people learned the fragility of our supply chains.  While this 60 Minute segment was broadcast almost a year ago, the problems continue to impact supplies in stores.  We learned in Chapter 2 that when demand exceeds supply, we can expect prices to increase.  Hence, these supply chain disruptions have also in part contributed to inflation.

Because Chapter 16 on distribution does not adequately address supply chain disruptions, I’d like you to watch this 60 Minutes segment and respond to the following:

Did the video give you a better sense of some of the problems associated with the disruptions in supply chains?  Or do you believe that perspective might be too narrow, since people are now citing corporate price gouging  as a possibility?  Please explain your perspective.   What did you find most interesting, surprising, or intriguing about the problem?    Are you optimistic or pessimistic about a solution to the problem?" please post a response to  two other student posts describing what you like or dislike about the brands they sele