Logistics performance is a critical factor in enhancing supply chain capabilities and overall corporate performance.
High logistics performance can strengthen an economy by reducing operational costs and improving delivery times for goods and services, thereby boosting exports and potentially improving the trade balance. The interconnected nature of logistics and macroeconomic indicators requires a comprehensive understanding of their relationships across different regions and sectors.

Complex analyses suggest that changes in logistics performance may have cumulative effects on economic metrics, highlighting the need for sector-specific research. Ongoing evaluation of logistics’ impact on macroeconomic conditions reveals the dynamic nature of these interrelations and the necessity for adaptive strategies that respond to shifting global trade environments.

Evidence presented in various studies emphasizes that increasing logistics efficiency can enhance economic resilience, foster trade competitiveness, and ultimately drive sustainable development. The impact of logistics performance on macroeconomic indicators is a multifaceted subject that underscores the pivotal role of logistics and supply chain management in shaping both national and global economies.

High-quality logistics performance improves supply chain efficiency, which in turn influences various macroeconomic indicators such as economic growth, inflation, and trade balances.
This study aims to synthesize the existing literature to shed light on the complex connections between logistics performance and macroeconomic indicators.