COVID-19 has caught many countries off guard, exposing inadequate strategic reserves and governments' inability to organize rapid
Question:
COVID-19 has caught many countries off guard, exposing inadequate strategic reserves and governments' inability to organize rapid (substitute) production of critical supplies. In response, governments are now more likely to scrutinize deals that involve the production of anything deemed critical to national wellbeing, including medical devices, pharmaceuticals and personal protective equipment (PPE). Germany and the UK - to take two examples - have tightened their foreign investment rules relating to deals in the health sector.
Identify the issues above in relation to supply chain law and governance stand point.
Explain why Germany and the UK have taken these new measure.
Legally is there anything that can be done
Analyze the issue from both side.
Please list all source.