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Trust has been identified as a significant role-playing factor, which guards supply chains against high inventories and poor customer services. Previous research addressed trust in supply chain mostly with the aid of surveys, interviews and field data analysis. Using an extended version of the...
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We investigate the relationship between trust and inventory replenishment decision indicators in a triadic (three-echelon) serial supply chain. We consider two types of trust; trust in supplier and trust in customer. The extant behavioral operations literature on inventory management generally...
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Trust has been identified as a significant role-playing factor guarding supply chains against over-ordering and hoarding behavior, high inventory levels, high transaction costs, and poor customer satisfactions. Previous research addressed trust in supply chain mostly with the aid of surveys,...
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Inventory managers mostly do not follow normative optimization models. At best they introduce a level of bounded rationality instead of full rationality in their inventory replenishment decisions. In this paper, we examine the behavior of inventory managers in a continuous review system within a...
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Trust has a substantial impact in supply chain relationships. While the effect of trust on supply chain performance has been extensively studied, relatively little is known about the link between trust, inventory replenishment decision-making, and inventory behavior. This paper examines the...
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