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When peer review drags on: the harm to early career researchers. [PDF]
Felisi N, Vecchio R, Odone A.
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The coupling mechanism of farmland transfer and farmland mortgage: Taking the Jinshan District of Shanghai as an example. [PDF]
Ma J, Wu T.
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Journal of Cleaner Production, 2020
In this paper, a two-layer green supply chain has been considered consisting of a manufacturer and a retailer. Also in this study two game theoretic models have been analyzed where, in the first model the market demand depends on green degree of the ...
Subrata Panja, S. Mondal
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In this paper, a two-layer green supply chain has been considered consisting of a manufacturer and a retailer. Also in this study two game theoretic models have been analyzed where, in the first model the market demand depends on green degree of the ...
Subrata Panja, S. Mondal
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Trade credit contract in the presence of retailer investment opportunity
Naval Research Logistics, 2019This paper presents a model for designing a trade credit contract between a supplier and a retailer that would coordinate a supply chain in the presence of investment opportunity for the retailer.
Yong Zha +4 more
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, 2014
The credit derivatives market is one of the largest and most important segments of the OTC derivatives market. As explained in Chapter 2, the major credit derivatives contract types are the following:
Khader Shaik
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The credit derivatives market is one of the largest and most important segments of the OTC derivatives market. As explained in Chapter 2, the major credit derivatives contract types are the following:
Khader Shaik
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Credit Rationing and Implicit Contract Theory
Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1980THE RECENT SURVEY by Baltensperger [S] shows that the question of why bankers undertake nonprice rationing of credit is still very much unanswered. Previous attempts to address the question have ended up merely assuming the answer. For example, the attempts prior to the 1960s all involved the assumption that interest rates could not adjust so as always
Fried, Joel, Howitt, Peter
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The value of trade credit with rebate contract in a capital-constrained supply chain
International Journal of Production Research, 2019Jizhou Zhan, Xiangfeng Chen, Q. Hu
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We employ a novel data set on almost 30,000 trade credit contracts to describe the broad characteristics of the parties that contract together and the key terms of these contracts. Whereas prior work has typically used information on only one side of the buyer-seller transaction, we utilize information on both, allowing for the first analysis of buyer ...
Klapper, Leora +2 more
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Trade credit contract with limited liability in the supply chain with budget constraints
Annals of Operations Research, 2012Xiangfeng Chen, Anyu Wang
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