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The Decision of the Supply Chain Executive to Support or Impede Supply Chain Integration : A Multidisciplinary Behavioral Agency Perspective

Villena, Veronica H. - 2020

Applying the behavioral agency model developed by Wiseman and Gomez-Mejia (1998), this paper analyzes human resource factors that induce supply chain executives (SCEs) to make decisions that foster or hinder supply chain integration. We examine two internal sources - compensation and employment...

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