Sustainable Supply Chain Decisions under E-Commerce Platform Marketplace with Competition

Wang, Junbin; Gao, Xuan; Wang, Zhiguo

doi:10.3390/su13084162

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“…Along with this, the literature also highlights how crossnational and cross-cultural studies on online consumer behavior are scarce and how most of them are based on data collected in a single country [21]. Thus, it becomes clear how important it is to delve into the advantages and criticalities of e-commerce, not only because the data evidence shows a trend of great growth of this sales channel, but also because the scientific literature demands that this gap be filled [22][23][24]. In addition, a cross-country methodological approach is needed to better exploit the potential of the predictive dimension of the analysis.…”

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E-Commerce Calls for Cyber-Security and Sustainability: How European Citizens Look for a Trusted Online Environment

D’Adamo¹

2021

Sustainability

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The pandemic has changed the citizens’ behavior, inducing them to avoid any real contact. This has given an incredible impulse to e-commerce; however, the complexity of the topic has not yet been adequately explored in the literature. To fill this gap, this study has a twofold purpose: (1) to investigate how European countries comparatively perform in e-commerce, and (2) to describe what are the most important challenges for the further expansion of e-commerce. To this end, we adopted a hybrid methodology based on multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) and a Likert scale survey. The first method allows to us rank the e-commerce performance of different European countries, while the second one looks at the problems and barriers that characterize online shopping. The results of the study show that European countries have different sensitivities to the issue of cyber-security, and among them it is possible to identify three groups with different levels of attention to the critical issues of e-commerce. The Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark belong to the group of countries most responsive to e-commerce. This request is part of a broader framework of transition toward sustainable development, i.e., a reliable digital environment where citizens and businesses can exercise their rights and freedoms in complete security. Finally, from a theoretical perspective, this paper adds a new baseline to the literature on the state of the art of e-commerce in Europe that addresses the effects of the pandemic. From a managerial point of view, decision makers can find in the results of this analysis a support for the setting of business strategies for the expansion of firms in certain markets and guidance for public authorities when defining regulatory policies for e-commerce.

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E-Commerce Calls for Cyber-Security and Sustainability: How European Citizens Look for a Trusted Online Environment

D’Adamo¹

2021

Sustainability

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“…Chakraborty et al studied the decisions of supply chain consisting of two suppliers and one retailer based on price and quality competition and coordinated the supply chain through wholesale price contract and cost-sharing contract [5]. Wang et al studied a sustainable supply chain composed of two suppliers and an e-commerce platform and analyzed the impacts of green products and platform deposit on pricing strategies [6]. Zhu et al studied the impacts of different power structures, different types of green product, and competition on the degree of greenness under three structures of supply chain [7].…”

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Ordering Decisions of Supply Chain with Competition and Dual‐Fairness Concern

Liu

Song

Chen

et al. 2022

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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This study studies a supply chain consisting of one supplier and two retailers and analyzes the optimal decisions of ordering quantity in four types of no fairness concern, horizontal fairness concern, vertical fairness concern, and dual-fairness concern and the impacts of fairness concern on supply chain. The results show that (1) vertical fairness concern can decrease the ordering quantity of the retailer with vertical fairness concern and the wholesale price and improve the ordering quantity of the retailer without fairness concern; (2) horizontal fairness concern can increase the ordering quantity of the retailer with horizontal fairness concern and improve the ordering quantity of the retailer without fairness concern, but does not influence the wholesale price; and (3) dual-fairness concern can decrease the ordering quantity of the retailer with dual-fairness concern and the wholesale price and improve the ordering quantity of the retailer without fairness concern as a whole. The numerical analysis also proves the findings.

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“…Supply chain information systems can adapt companies and businesses to the growth towards the digital economy to remain relevant in the eyes of consumers and be able to compete with other businesses [15]. Thus, the supply chain information system will have a huge impact on the digital economy and the growth of the logistics service business [16].…”

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The Impact of Supply Chain Information System on The Digital Economics and logistics transportation

Mufadhol

Warsito

Wibowo

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the pattern of human life, one of the impacts of this change is people’s economic activities going digital by utilizing supply chain information systems. The purpose of this study is to examine how much influence supply chain information systems have on the growth of the digital economy of developing countries, in this case Indonesia, along with transportation needs for logistics. This paper uses a systems meta-analysis by conducting a survey and review of several articles related to supply chains, digital economy, and logistics that have been published in reputable international journals. Coupled with 55 respondents, 30 endusers, 10 resellers, market place users and drop shippers, as well as 5 domestic logistics service providers. To test the consistency of the answers to the questions that have been asked, validity and reliability tests were conducted. After being calculated using simple statistics, it was found that the supply chain information system after the COVID-19 pandemic was very influential, although partial to the enormous increase in economic growth towards digital and the growth of logistics services had increased.

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Sustainable Supply Chain Decisions under E-Commerce Platform Marketplace with Competition

Cited by 13 publications

References 41 publications

E-Commerce Calls for Cyber-Security and Sustainability: How European Citizens Look for a Trusted Online Environment

E-Commerce Calls for Cyber-Security and Sustainability: How European Citizens Look for a Trusted Online Environment

Ordering Decisions of Supply Chain with Competition and Dual‐Fairness Concern

The Impact of Supply Chain Information System on The Digital Economics and logistics transportation

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