In this paper, we examine whether firms adopting cloud computing technology exhibit higher
future accounting performance. Using text-based measures of cloud computing and …

This paper investigates how managers in the upstream firm (ie, supplier) adjust their
allocations of cost resources in response to managerial expectations of the downstream …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to conduct a large-sample empirical investigation of
how relational capital impacts bullwhip at the supplier. Design/methodology/approach The …

Today, the semiconductor industry is integral to the functionality of many critical goods and
processes that are highly valued. The increasing demand across various semiconductor …

The study sought to determine the role of vendor-managed inventory and form
postponement in mitigating against the bullwhip effect in the bakery industry. The bullwhip …

This paper examines the role of supply chain common institutional investors (ie, who own
stocks of both upstream suppliers and their downstream customers in a supply chain) in the …

Because cash flow is a critical issue for companies, it is important to effectively operate cash
flow to mitigate liquidity risks. However, compared with research on the bullwhip effect, few …

This paper explores the financial implications of the bullwhip effect in the credit default swap
(CDS) market. Using firms' supply chain hierarchical positions to proxy for exposure to the …

Amplified demand variability along the supply chain due to the bullwhip effect often leads to
a mismatch between actual and planned demand. We study whether this demand distortion …

This study examines whether a real production activity measure, firm‐level electricity
consumption growth, is useful in detecting firm financial misreporting. Identifying proxies for …