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A Model for the Influence of Information Sharing on the Bullwhip Effect

Guihua Chen, Zhang Hong, Ying Mai

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This paper sets up asimple model for bullwhip effect. Based upon the analysis of the model, the paper gives charts of none-information sharing and information sharing, which demonstrate that the bullwhip effect in information sharing is less than in none-information sharing.Also the paper presents countermeasures for the improvement of information sharing.

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This paper sets up asimple model for bullwhip effect. Based upon the analysis of the model, the paper gives charts of none-information sharing and information sharing, which demonstrate that the bullwhip effect in information sharing is less than in none-information sharing.Also the paper presents countermeasures for the improvement of information sharing.

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This paper sets up asimple model for bullwhip effect. Based upon the analysis of the model, the paper gives charts of none-information sharing and information sharing, which demonstrate that the bullwhip effect in information sharing is less than in none-information sharing.Also the paper presents countermeasures for the improvement of information sharing.

Key concepts: Bullwhip effect, Information sharing, Computer science, Business, Supply chain, Marketing, Supply chain management, World Wide Web

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