A Revenue Sharing Model for Closed-Loop Supply Chain of Green Agricultural Products

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Revenue sharing is the key to the steady operation of green agricultural products closed-loop supply chain. In addressing issues of revenue sharing, the previously Shapley value model only took the added value of each partner into consideration, regardless of the differences of the members inputs. So it is necessary to be modified. Considering the input factors, strive factors and risk factors respectively, a comprehensive modified Shapley value model is built for the profits allocation of green agriculture products closed-up supply chain.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 791-793)

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2179-2182

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September 2013

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