Gray market and counterfeiting in supply chains: A review of the operations literature and implications to luxury industries

Wang, Yingjia; Lin, Jiaxin; Choi, Tsan‐Ming

doi:10.1016/j.tre.2019.101823

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“…An ethical topic that is specific to the luxury goods industry is counterfeiting (Kapferer & Bastien, 2012; Wang, Lin, & Choi, 2020), while corruption and bribery (Li, 2011; Shahabuddin, 2002) present a rather high level of risk. Nine firms track their product to overcome these issues and assure their clients of the original product quality and provenance.…”

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Sustainability concerns in luxury supply chains: European brand strategies and French consumer expectations

Jaegler

Goessling

2020

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Sustainability in supply chain management has become a concern in both research and practice. Although consumption and purchasing have been significantly explored in the luxury sector, a gap in supply chain studies is still evident. Therefore, the aim of this article is to examine how industry bodies and supply chain partners address sustainability concerns in the European luxury sector and how they respond to consumer expectations. In an explanatory study, we have collected data about sustainable supply chain practices in 11 European luxury good companies, by interviewing and surveying 13 managers. In a first consumer study, we held interviews with French luxury consumers in Bordeaux about their sustainability expectations (N = 170). The results show that while the distribution of attention is dependent on the respective supply chain activities, luxury goods companies address sustainability concerns and aim to take responsibility for their activities. However, the emphasis is on the dimension of economic sustainability. A comparison with sustainability expectations of French luxury goods consumers suggests that business practices are not perfectly well aligned with these expectations. Consumers put more emphasis on social and environmental sustainability dimensions. On the other hand, business activities concerning waste reduction and raw material management rather well match consumer expectations.

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Sustainability concerns in luxury supply chains: European brand strategies and French consumer expectations

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Goessling

2020

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“… Wang et al (2020) conduct a systematic literature review on the phenomena of gray market and the issue of counterfeiting. The authors examine the approaches in analytical and empirical research on gray market and counterfeiting.…”

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Logistics and supply chain management in the luxury industry

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“…Using an exploratory approach to understand demand management of jewelry, Brun and Moretto (2012) highlight the importance of contract design in LSC. Although there is a broad range of LSC studies, only a few examine the impact of social influence on channel coordination and optimal decisions ( Shen et al, 2017 , Chiu et al, 2018 , Choi, 2019 , Choi and Liu, 2019 , Wang et al, 2020 ). For instance, Shen et al (2017) examine how online retail services that are associated with social influence in an LSC can achieve channel coordination.…”

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Trade disruptions, behavioral biases, and social influences: Can luxury sporting goods supply chains be immunized?

Wang

Dickson

2020

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Highlights A dual channel supply chain with multi-tiered products experiencing trade disruption and market volatility is studied. A flexible trade credit contract with minimum order quantity (MOQ) is devised. A coordination mechanism under social influences and behavioral biases is established. Impacts of trade disruptions, social influences, and loss-aversion on channel coordination are studied.

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Gray market and counterfeiting in supply chains: A review of the operations literature and implications to luxury industries

Cited by 63 publications

References 109 publications

Sustainability concerns in luxury supply chains: European brand strategies and French consumer expectations

Sustainability concerns in luxury supply chains: European brand strategies and French consumer expectations

Logistics and supply chain management in the luxury industry

Trade disruptions, behavioral biases, and social influences: Can luxury sporting goods supply chains be immunized?

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