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Deregulation of the trucking industry and significantly lowered transportation costs led to large, widespread, and plausibly exogenous reductions in inventory for U.S. firms, but with consequent increased supply chain disruption costs. We find evidence that increased supply chain disruption...
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Operational risk can caused by both internal and external factors, which is probably due to the inefficient management or breakdowns in internal procedures, human errors and systems failures. It is important for an organisation to manage operational risk efficiently. This study aims to...
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Operational risk management is an important aspect in an organisation and how organisation manage the risk efficiently. Hence, this study attempted to investigate the influence of firm-specific factors and macro-economic factors affecting operational risk of Tiong Nam Logistics Holding Berhad....
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Operational risk management is an important aspect in a company. So, the company must manage their operational risk efficiently. This study attempted to investigate the influence of firm-specific factors and macro-economic factors towards operational risk of Century Logistics Holdings Berhad in...
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The purpose of this study is to analyse the performance of logistics company in Malaysia during five years. The analysis is applied on the sample of logistics company in Malaysia over the period between 2012 and 2016. This study using a descriptive analysis such as credit risk, liquidity risk,...
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We study the effects of product market risk on entrepreneurial activities in China, using a favorable change in U.S. trade policy as a plausibly exogenous shock. We do not find an increase in entry rates for domestic firms in exposed industry. However, for upstream suppliers, entry rates...
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