2014
DOI: 10.1007/s11628-014-0254-x
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National institutions and logistic performance: a path analysis

Abstract: The endogenous factors that drive logistics performance have generated substantial literature. Our understanding of exogenous factors, such as national institutions, that determine logistics performance is still underdeveloped. We used a path analysis to examine the influence of six institutional constructs on logistics performance for 116 countries. Our findings show that five of the six institutional constructs-political risk, financial risk, economic freedom, political freedom, and competitiveness-have dire… Show more

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“…In another article ;Sang-Heui Lee and Jay van Wyk put forward the relation of LPI with other external effects by using structural equation modeling (SEM). (Lee & Wyk, 2014). Bahaudin et.al.…”
Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In another article ;Sang-Heui Lee and Jay van Wyk put forward the relation of LPI with other external effects by using structural equation modeling (SEM). (Lee & Wyk, 2014). Bahaudin et.al.…”
Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Legal policy risk (NR3) [46]: If the local government imposes management regulations and measures for supply chain finance and both enterprises comply with corporate and contract laws, then the legal policy risk is low and takes a value of 3. If the local government has no relevant laws, but the enterprises are in compliance with contract and enterprise laws, then the legal policy risks are general and takes a value of 2.…”
Section: Contractual Legal Riskmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A compreensão das atividades logísticas, portanto, extrapola o ambiente das empresas, confundindo-se com o conceito de economia nacional em atenção às necessidades de ordem civil, às imposições da política internacional e aos interesses comerciais (CAMPOS, 2004). A logística, portanto, está condicionada ao ambiente da burocracia, bem como aos gargalos institucionais e da eficiência gerencial (PENG;JIANG, 2008;LEE;WYK, 2015).…”
Section: A Logística E O Contexto Globalunclassified
“…A maioria dos estudos sobre desempenho logístico (ARVIS et al, 2007(ARVIS et al, , 2010(ARVIS et al, , 2012(ARVIS et al, , 2014(ARVIS et al, , 2016(ARVIS et al, , 2018GARCIA, 2014;MARTI, MARTIN;PUERTAS, 2017, LEE;WYK, 2015) assume uma homogeinedade no ambiente tecnológico dos países, agrupando todos os países em um único conjunto. No entanto, na prática, as tecnologias logísticas dos países, bem como suas condições econômicas e sociais, são essencialmente diferentes.…”
Section: Análise Da Eficiência Logística Benchmarks E Potenciais De Melhorias Dos Outputs Dos Países Do Clusterunclassified
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