Impact of financial risk on supply chains: a manufacturer-supplier relational perspective

Ghadge, Abhijeet; Jena, Sarat Kumar; Kamble, Sachin S.; Misra, Dheeraj; Tiwari, Manoj Kumar

doi:10.1080/00207543.2020.1834638

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“…Economic factors are the key components to estimate inventory costs. To this end, it is critical to identify and analyze the interactive effects of economic factors in order to prevent failures of logistics systems (Ghadge et al, 2021 ; Ghoreishi et al, 2015 ). Demand Growth Rate (DGR), interest rate and inflation rate are taken into account as the main factors.…”

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: A mathematical model to investigate the interactive effects of important economic factors on the behaviors of retailers

Khakbaz

Tirkolaee

2022

Ann Oper Res

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Cost management is a key step to the success of any logistics system and supply chain management. Inventory costs are an important part of logistics costs which are highly affected by economic factors such as demand growth rate (DGR), interest rate ( ), and inflation rate ( ). Analyzing the interactive effects of these economic factors plays a key role in preventing failures of logistics systems This study aims to develop a novel mathematical model and investigate the interactive effects of these factors on the behavior of retailers in Iran. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time that the sale price is defined as a function of time and inflation rate where the demand rate is built up with a linear function of time. Different scenarios and sub-scenarios are then taken into consideration based on different combinations of factors and assumptions. As the main findings of the study, it is revealed that if or , holding costs are much higher than buying costs, and retailers are reluctant to invest in inventories. Given that DGR is independent of the inflation rate, and also if or , then DGR fluctuations have no impact on the total cost. Hence, in this case, buying costs are much higher than holding costs, and retailers are eager to invest in inventories instead of bank deposits. Furthermore, it is concluded that decision-makers can use the interest rate as leverage to set the probability of shortages and hoardings. Finally, some useful future research directions are discussed based on the main limitations of the study.

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Khakbaz

Tirkolaee

2022

Ann Oper Res

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“…Prior research has pointed to the extraordinary importance of liquidity levels, depending primarily on the cash-to-cash cycle and the credit limit level allowed by financial partners, for companies in special situations such as small and medium-sized companies in periods of intense growth (Schwab et al , 2019). The pandemic elucidates the relevance of proactive supply chain finance (Ghadge et al , 2020). Yet, there are blind spots that require further research, such as the factors that the buyer needs to take into consideration to assess an extension or reduction of payment terms under crises situations; and the circumstances under which financial support for suppliers needs to be cut, in order to protect own liquidity.…”

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Pandemic-induced knowledge gaps in operations and supply chain management: COVID-19’s impacts on retailing

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IJOPM

101

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PurposeThis Impact Pathways paper aims to provide a timely and structured discussion of real-world problems at Marks and Spencer and in retail in general, evoked through the current COVID-19 pandemic.Design/methodology/approachThe article presents collaborative research based on more than five hours of interviews and several iterative paper writing steps between management scholars and Marks & Spencer’s Head of Procurement - Logistics and Supply Chain. Continuous discussions for more than ten months among the research team assure the timeliness and relevance of the findings. The exceptional position of the executive and his career biography allowed the integration of a variety of intra-organisational and inter-organisational stakeholders.FindingsThis paper highlights the impacts of the current COVID-19 pandemic on operations and supply chain management (OSCM) in the retail industry, structured in upstream, internal and operational, and downstream and customer perspectives. The paper concludes with a practice-infused research agenda, which aims to trigger relevant research about the current and potential future crises.Research limitations/implicationsAlthough the research agenda is directly related to the COVID-19 pandemic and the retail industry, the future research pathways are expected to inform business responses to potential future external shocks other than pandemics and in different industries as well.Originality/valueDespite a plethora of studies already published on COVID-19 and OSCM, little is known on how the outbreak affects specific firms and industries. This paper offers an overview of COVID-19 related change as it happens at the retailer and in the retailing industry in general. This article is among the first to provide a practice-infused call for research on urgent issues being faced by business leaders directly relevant to our domain.

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“…At present, the blockchain is between 2.0 and 3.0. If you want to reach the 3.0 stage, it requires the popularization of the blockchain concept in various industries and the whole society and solve the constraints such as storage space [25]. Several core technical difficulties are in large-scale industrial applications.…”

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Research on Supply Chain Financial Risk Assessment Based on Blockchain and Fuzzy Neural Networks

Wang

2021

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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With the development of supply chain finance, the credit risk of small- and medium-sized financing enterprises from the perspective of supply chain finance has arisen. Risk management is one of the key tasks of the credit business of banks and other financial institutions, which runs through all aspects of the credit business before, during, and after the loan. This article combines blockchain and fuzzy neural network algorithms to study the credit risk of SME financing from the perspective of supply chain finance. This article builds a supply chain financial system through blockchain technology and integrates supply chain financial information into blocks. The fuzzy neural network algorithm is used for financial data processing and risk assessment, effectively solving and improving the risk processing level of the supply chain. Through further simulation, the application effect of blockchain and machine learning algorithms in the supply chain financial system was verified.

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Impact of financial risk on supply chains: a manufacturer-supplier relational perspective

Cited by 37 publications

References 97 publications

RETRACTED ARTICLE: A mathematical model to investigate the interactive effects of important economic factors on the behaviors of retailers

RETRACTED ARTICLE: A mathematical model to investigate the interactive effects of important economic factors on the behaviors of retailers

Pandemic-induced knowledge gaps in operations and supply chain management: COVID-19’s impacts on retailing

Research on Supply Chain Financial Risk Assessment Based on Blockchain and Fuzzy Neural Networks

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