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An empirically-simulated investigation of the impact of demand forecasting on the bullwhip effect: Evidence from U.S. auto industry

Chung‐Yean Chiang, Winston T. Lin, Nallan C. Suresh

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Key concepts: Bullwhip effect, Demand forecasting, Econometrics, Lead time, Economics, Moving average, Computer science, Supply chain

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