Ira Kalish, a retail analyst at PricewaterhouseCoopers, predicts that as suppliers succumb to pressure from retailers, perhaps a third of a supermarket's lines could be sourced globally or regionally in five years, up from less than 10% now.Yet global sourcing is no panacea, because it conflicts with the need to cater to local tastes.
Trade deals were once seen as a panacea for global poverty.
Widespread hydrogen use has been enthusiastically embraced by major corporations and environmentalists alike as a panacea for global warming and the depletion of fossil fuels, and is a particular favorite of the Bush administration.
Forests might not be the panacea for global warming that many had hoped, a new study hints.
It's not a panacea for global poverty and insecurity, but it is one encouraging set of ideas and practices that could be replicated.
The interrelationship between structure and health, is not straightforward and caution should be exercised before an over reliance develops on the identification of any one element as the panacea for global health.
The ES concept is not a panacea for solving global water problems, but it may be part of the solution.
Why is the panacea of many global health programs focused on 'magic bullet' solutions to complex health problems and the proliferation of short-term approaches, rather than synergistic and life-course approaches to global health interventions (12)?
As I explain in my latest column, fossil fuels are about to become abundant — which is a panacea for the struggling global economy — particularly, as it happens, for the United States.
For the global automotive industry, platforms are the panacea of the 1990s, the perfect way to combine economies of scale, globalisation, multi-branding, and rapid rates of new product introduction.
