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Carbon Efficient Supply Chain Management: Literature Review with Extensions

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In low carbon economy, carbon emissions permit has become a kind of resource; in the market economy system, new economic relations between enterprises have appeared, these characteristics make enterprise operation cost structure and profiting pattern changed. The paper reviews the previous literature on carbon footprint, production optimization theory individual enterprise and supply chain operation management with carbon emissions constraints. Then the paper put forward four worth further research directions: Carbon emission cost distribution and scientific measurement in supply chain; supply chain operation based on consumer behavior in Low Carbon Economy Era; optimizing the allocation of carbon emissions permit in supply chain; Dynamic Multi-period operation optimization of carbon efficient supply chain.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 291-294)

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Liang Jie Xia, Dao Zhi Zhao, Bai Yun Yuan

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Carbon Efficient Supply Chain, Carbon Emission (CE), Carbon Footprint, Operation Optimization

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