Saibal Ray
Saibal Ray is a professor of supply chain management at McGill University, known for his expertise in logistics and global trade dynamics. He gained attention in a recent news article discussing the impacts of a temporary U.S.-China tariff deal, where he likened the impending supply chain disruptions to 'COVID 2.0' due to the potential chaos in inventory management and transportation costs.
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Recent news mentions
Saibal Ray, a professor at McGill University, discussed the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canadian auto subsidies.
As auto companies retreat from Canada, do government subsidies still make sense?
Canada· 2025-11-16
Saibal Ray, a professor at McGill University in Montreal, noted taxpayers saved the Canadian division of Chrysler.
Funding agreements key to Ottawa’s potential legal battle with StellantisCanada· 2025-10-17
Saibal Ray, professor of supply chain management at McGill University, referred to the disruption of global supply chains during the early stages of the pandemic.
U.S.-China tariff pause likely to prompt scramble for businesses to deliver rerouted goods, experts sayCanada· 2025-05-13
