Pandemic-Induced Supply Chain Disruptions and Energy Price Surge (2020-2022)
The global COVID-19 pandemic triggered extensive disruptions to worldwide production and trade, leading to shortages of commodities and essential components. This supply-side crisis was a key factor behind the sharp increase in global energy prices observed between 2020 and 2022.
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