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The impact of these increases on consumers is already being felt. The US Consumer Price Index had a positive variation of 7.5 percent between January and February. In Germany and the United Kingdom, the figures were close to each other. The pressure on wages is growing. In the last year alone, labor costs in the private sector in the United States grew at a rate of 4%.

Labor costs increased in the leisure and hospitality sector. The central banks of the world are trying to keep inflation in check. In December of last year, the US Federal Reserve announced that it would end its bond purchase policy and raise its benchmark interest rates three times.

The question of prices has become more of a priority for senior management. By October 2021, McKinsey survey of senior executives revealed that supply chain disruptions were one of the top risks to growth, replacing COVID-19 for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

Why are prices so high? There is no simple answer to this topic. The recovery in demand is an obvious factor.

Businesses and consumers are making up for lost time after months of being inactive due to the Pandemic. Constraints are an important element. In the early days of the crisis, many industries cut production and canceled orders. In 2020, car production in Europe fell by more than 22%.

After the recovery began, companies were short of finished goods and critical components. In the first nine months of 2021, vehicle sales in Europe were up by 8 percent, but production barely kept up with the growth.

There is too much money available to purchase a limited number of goods and services, according to other analysts.

The money supply of major economies has reached a new record. The M2 measure of money supply in the United States grew by more than 27 percent in the year ending February 2021, a new record.

Specific "events" have an effect.

In March of last year, the 400-meter-long container ship Ever Given - one of the world's largest - became stuck between the two banks of the Suez Canal, blocking one of the world's main shipping lanes for six days and adding a new challenge to the already complex situation of maritime transport. In the recent European winter, energy prices reached record levels due to tensions in the Middle East, as well as the diversion of gas to consumers in Asia and Latin America.

Various categories of goods and services are being affected by this interaction of macro and micro-economic factors. The panorama of price increases in different sectors and economies is very diverse. The prices of wheat and corn went up last year.

The evolution of meat and dairy products was more moderate, with an order of 16.9 and 12.7 percent.

Products that are more expensive or difficult to transport between remote regions are more important factors.

Natural gas prices in the United States have remained stable for the past decade, despite Europe's energy intensive industries facing unprecedented costs.

At the macro level, politicians are divided between those who believe that current high prices are merely temporary and those who envision a more sustained period of inflation, accelerated by a wage spiral that could drive up costs even for companies that have so far been able to avoid the impact of the higher price of goods (generally in service sectors). While some central banks are raising interest rates and abandoning bond purchases, others are still sticking with their policies.

Future trends for specific materials, products or services are extremely difficult to forecast because of the complex combination of factors that has led prices to rise in varied and unexpected ways.

When price stability and availability of goods will return to normal levels is a key question facing purchasing departments. In sectors such as Semiconductor, where prices have historically been very volatile, and where incorporating extra capacity requires multi-million dollar investments in new production facilities, this is a real possibility.

In some cases, continued pressures could push prices higher. If fossil fuels are phased out, new normal energy prices will remain high for a long time.

This will change market dynamics for a number of materials used in the manufacture of batteries, electric motors, and renewable energy generation equipment.

The uncertainty is creating extremely challenging conditions for organizations and exposing the limits of the two conventional responses to rising costs: price adjustment and sourcing strategies.

Even if the signed contracts allow for their adjustment, and consumers are willing to pay more, the increases don't cover the higher costs of inputs in all cases. Lower margins, lower sales volumes, or both are the result.

In the automotive sector, suppliers with contracts that are linked to the cost of raw materials are negotiating higher prices with car manufacturers, but they are not always in a position to pass on the higher costs to end customers.

Faced with rising costs, car buyers have no choice but to choose smaller, simpler models or put off buying altogether.

High costs can put the viability of an entire company at risk, weighed down by rising wholesale costs, insufficient or inefficient hedging strategies and, in some cases, regulatory pressures.

This is not a realistic option for most organizations, as governments have occasionally stepped in to offer some relief.

Purchasing departments can do a number of things to respond to price increases, but there are limits to what they can do on their own.

Volume purchase agreements and long-term contracts in which suppliers agree to lower margins in exchange for guaranteed demand are examples of conventional purchasing methodologies. The foregoing approach is of little interest to providers who are faced with more demand than they can meet. The buyer could be in an awkward position if the deals were temporary. The continuous shortages of critical parts and materials put more pressure on purchasing areas to prioritize a secure supply over costs in the short to medium term.

We believe that companies can take advantage of opportunities to control costs and reduce the impact of volatility across the full spectrum of business activities if they shift their response to cost increases and move beyond key business levers.

Changes in the way products are designed and manufactured and the structure of the end-to-end supply chain are included in the perspective.

Business operations are hit the hardest by cost increases because they are where the money is spent

Smart decisions about how to design, build, and operate a value chain can have a huge impact on an organization's cost base.

Our conversations with executives reveal that the levers listed below are used for two reasons.

It takes coordinated action across the organization to cause them. Structural changes to supply chains, the production footprint, and even the entire business model are all beyond the reach of operations leaders. Business operations need to be at the top of the CEO's agenda.

A portfolio of solutions is necessary to combat rising costs. It may be useful to think of three main blocks of activity over short, medium, and long-term horizon to aid in the design and implementation of any size effort.

A thorough understanding of the true costs of the products and services an organization buys is the first step. A major automotive company created a dashboard that tracks the price evolution of its main raw materials and other inputs in its supply chain

The company gets a view of the likely impact of a price increase on its suppliers' costs with information from clean-sheet models.

The data from these dashboards helps companies maintain objective negotiations with their suppliers, and protects them from excessive increases while ensuring that the impact of increased costs is distributed fairly among all participants in the supply chain.

Data can be used to inform pricing decisions, ensure availability of critical items, and identify opportunities to reduce costs through changes to product design or specifications.

Companies can try to keep their internal costs under control. Business operations can be improved to create more value with the same amount of labor, materials, and energy. Lean, digital, and the technologies of the fourth industrial revolution can be combined to achieve this.

Companies in the World Economic Forum's Network of Global Beacons are showing how new technologies can change manufacturing and supply chain operations.

A manufacturer of batteries and components for electric vehicles has changed its entire production system to take advantage of advances in artificial intelligence. He was able to increase labor productivity by 75 percent while reducing the number of defects. A large technology company more than doubled its productivity by using fully automated production and storage methods.

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