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Supply chain finance: A systematic literature review and bibliometric analysis
International Journal of Production Economics · 2018 · Vol. 204 · pp. 160–173
Xinhan Xu(Fudan University)Xiangfeng Chen(Fudan University)Fu Jia✉(University of York)Steve Brown(University of Southampton)Yu Gong(University of Southampton)Yifan Xu(Fudan University)
Sustainable Supply Chain ManagementSupply Chain and Inventory ManagementWorking Capital and Financial PerformanceTrade creditSupply chainMainstreamPaymentSystematic reviewField (mathematics)Service (business)Computer scienceFinanceBusiness
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China
- Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province
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