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In Search of the Bullwhip Effect

Manufacturing and Service Operations Management, 2007
The bullwhip effect is the phenomenon of increasing demand variability in the supply chain from downstream echelons (retail) to upstream echelons (manufacturing). The objective of this study is to document the strength of the bullwhip effect in industry-level U.S. data.
Glen Schmidt, Taylor Randall
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Bullwhip and anti-bullwhip effects in a supply chain

International Journal of Production Research, 2017
The anti-bullwhip effect, coined by Li et al. in 2005 based on the findings in a simulation study, is the contrary effect of the well-known bullwhip effect. Although there is ample empirical evidence that suggests both effects exist, current literature has not yet provided an integrated framework to address how the two effects are related with each ...
Shouyang Wang, Hong Yan
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Returns and the bullwhip effect

Transportation Research, Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review, 2013
Abstract An almost universal assumption in the bullwhip effect modeling literature is that excess goods may be returned without restriction. We seek to determine if returns impact the level of bullwhip effect observed in a multi-stage supply chain. We build a hybrid agent/discrete-event simulation model of a supply chain and execute it under various ...
Dean C Chatfield
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Bullwhip Effect Measurement and Its Implications

Operations Research, 2012
The bullwhip effect, or demand information distortion, has been a subject of both theoretical and empirical studies in the operations management literature. In this paper, we develop a simple set of formulas that describe the traditional bullwhip measure as a combined outcome of several important drivers, such as finite capacity, batch-ordering, and ...
Hau Lee
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Soft Computing and the Bullwhip Effect [PDF]

open access: yes, 1999
Carlsson, C ...
Carlsson, Christer   +3 more
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Battling the Bullwhip Effect with Cryptography

2022
In real-world supply chains it is often observed that ordersplaced with suppliers tend to fluctuate more than sales to customersand that this deviation builds up in the upstream direction of the supplychain. This bullwhip effect arises because local decision-making based onorders of the immediate customer leads to overreaction.
Martin Hrusovský, Alfred Taudes
openaire   +1 more source

The Multivariate Bullwhip Effect

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
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Chaitra H. Nagaraja, Tucker McElroy
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