Risk analysis in a multilevel supply model
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https://doi.org/10.26439/ing.ind2019.n037.4541Abstract
This research proposes stress tests to evaluate a set of hypothetical crisis scenarios linked with periods of greater volatility in a sample of commercial transactions among three companies from a multilevel supply model. The solution identifies cost-related levels of impact for a set of hypothetical scenarios associated with parameters such as levels of reliability and volatility in a risky time horizon.
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