The Dell Theory

The Dell Theory states that global companies like Dell, which rely on worldwide supply chains for manufacturing components, create interconnected economies where conflict between countries can threaten their operations. Because these companies depend on countries working together smoothly, ongoing international disputes or wars can disrupt their supply chains, harming their business. Essentially, the interconnectedness of global business promotes stability and peace, as countries have a vested interest in avoiding conflict to keep the global economy and major companies functioning efficiently.