Findings from Existing Data on the Department of Defense Industrial Base, Nancy Y. Moore,Clifford A. Grammich,Judith D. Mele (9780833087041) — Readings Books

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Findings from Existing Data on the Department of Defense Industrial Base
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Findings from Existing Data on the Department of Defense Industrial Base

Nancy Y. Moore,Clifford A. Grammich,Judith D. Mele
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Existing federal data can identify supply base participation of subcontractors, their socioeconomic status, and the vulnerability of contractors and subcontractors to environmental risks and changes in their federal government prime contract and subcontract revenue. This information can help policymakers understand potential risks in the supply chain. Data on natural-disaster risks can also help identify external sources of supply disruption.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
RAND
Country
United States
Date
4 November 2014
Pages
74
ISBN
9780833087041

Existing federal data can identify supply base participation of subcontractors, their socioeconomic status, and the vulnerability of contractors and subcontractors to environmental risks and changes in their federal government prime contract and subcontract revenue. This information can help policymakers understand potential risks in the supply chain. Data on natural-disaster risks can also help identify external sources of supply disruption.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
RAND
Country
United States
Date
4 November 2014
Pages
74
ISBN
9780833087041

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