Willy Shih
Willy Shih is a professor of management practice at Harvard Business School, specializing in international trade and manufacturing strategy. With a background in engineering and business, he has been an influential voice in discussions about global supply chains and the economic impacts of trade policies. Shih's insights into the effects of tariffs and manufacturing costs make him a key commentator on the implications of proposed trade measures, particularly in relation to U.S.-China relations.
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Willy Shih, an economist at Harvard University, mentioned that developing a new mine could take 10 years or more.
Thách thức với hoạt động khai thác khoáng sản ở Ukraine
Vietnam· 2025-05-01
Willy Shih is a professor at Harvard Business School who discusses the labor costs of smartphone assembly in the US and China.
Quanto custaria um iPhone produzido nos EUA por causa de Trump? Veja valores
Brazil· 2025-04-20
Willy Shih, a professor at Harvard Business School, noted that building an iPhone in the US would be more expensive due to higher labor costs.
Here’s when iPhones may get more expensive
United States· 2025-04-10
Prof Willy Shih of Harvard Business School thinks that the US administration lacks understanding of the technical complexity of establishing mineral supply chains.
The unexpected knock-on effect of Trump's minerals deal
United Kingdom· 2025-03-14
Shih describes the proposed fees as enormous and indicative of an administration out of touch with global realities.
Trump agora quer taxar navios chineses que chegam aos EUA, e medida pode bagunçar transporte global
Liechtenstein· 2025-02-26
