Waste Military Air Material Reverse Logistics System Multi-Objective Incentive and Monitoring Mechanism

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In this article, based on the principal-agent theory and introducing an auxiliary observing variable sets up an optimal model of principal-agent relationship between the waste military air materials reverse logistics demand side and the logistics service provider,and analyzes the principal-agent problems in the waste military air materials reverse logistics such as moral hazard and incentive monitoring mechanism designing owing to the asymmetric information.Furthermore,the papers analyzes the agent costs of outsourcer and incentive intensity coefficient of provider and points out that the designing of incentive monitoring mechanism for provider must reflect the influences of provider specialty the change of external environment and the agent costs of the waste military air materials reverse logistics demand side.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 518-523)

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3631-3640

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May 2012

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© 2012 Trans Tech Publications Ltd. All Rights Reserved

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