Supply Chain Sourcing Under Asymmetric Information

By Ö. Özer, Gal Raz. 2011

117 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering, Management Information Systems, Strategy and Management

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/65658c28dfdec0268b4f46c16bb1973581b2ad95

How researchers see this paper

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In Control and Systems Engineering

1. Qi Feng
2. Jingqi Wang
3. Hyoduk Shin
4. Xianghua Gan
5. Suresh P. Sethi
6. M. Çakanyıldırım

In Management Information Systems

1. Xianghua Gan
2. Suresh P. Sethi
3. Qi Feng
4. Jingqi Wang
5. Lauren Xiaoyuan Lu
6. Hyoduk Shin
7. M. Çakanyıldırım
8. Tsan-Ming (Jason) Choi

In Strategy and Management

1. Suresh P. Sethi
2. Xianghua Gan
3. Qi Feng
4. Jingqi Wang
5. Lauren Xiaoyuan Lu
6. Hyoduk Shin
7. M. Çakanyıldırım

Citations in the corpus

• The Impact of Contracts and Competition on Upstream Innovation in a Supply Chain (2015, methodology): “To answer this question, we extend our model to a supply chain setting with two competing suppliers and one monopolistic manufacturer, similar to the supply chain structure explored by Ozer and Raz (2011).”
• Supply Chain Contracting Under Competition: Bilateral Bargaining vs. Stackelberg (2013, background): “Özer and Raz (2011) study a big supplier and a small supplier competing over a component supply contract to a downstream manufacturer.”
• Contracting and Coordination under Asymmetric Production Cost Information (2012, methodology): “Our adverse selection model is different from those in Corbett and Tang (1999), Ha (2001), and O¨zer and Raz (2011) in a fundamental way.”