BnA IQ Report
Mauritius After the Gulf Shock
A decision framework for logistics, liquidity and institutional coordination when external disruption reaches a small open economy.
Extended synopsis
A decision framework for logistics, liquidity and institutional coordination when external disruption reaches a small open economy.
Purpose and scope
The analysis organises the problem around essential imports, financial settlement, route concentration, information quality and public-private coordination.
Analytical approach
It uses a transmission-chain model: external event, corridor and counterparty effect, domestic dependency, service consequence, decision threshold and response option.
Principal conclusion
Resilience is not achieved through stockpiles alone. It requires a governed system that connects information, liquidity, logistics and authority.
Limitations
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