Study on the Distribution and Coordination Mechanism of Benefit for Parts Involved under the Agro-Product Supply-Chain Environment

Zhong Wei He; Sheng Fang Lei; Fang Liu; Lin Gui

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.479-481.266

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Study on the Distribution and Coordination Mechanism of Benefit for Parts Involved under the Agro-Product Supply-Chain Environment

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This paper briefly summarizes the practical experience of distribution and coordination mechanism of agro-supply chain in western developed countries, especially in USA, and systematically analysis the main obstacles for the distribution and coordination mechanism of benefit at present in china. Besides, based on the integrated use of system dynamics and related theories, it eventually builds a systematical framework for the distribution and coordination mechanism of benefit for the main parts involved under the agro-product supply-chain environment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 479-481)

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Zhong Wei He, Sheng Fang Lei, Fang Liu, Lin Gui

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Coordination, Distribution, Mechanism, Obstacle

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