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Research on Structure Features of Supply Chain from the Perspective of Complex Network
- 1 Pittsburgh College of Sichuan University, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, 610207
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Abstract
With the rapid development of global manufacturing industry, many manufacturers begin to cooperate with each other. In China, a large number of foreign-funded enterprises in the automobile industry have settled in the Chinese mainland to set up factories and cooperate with local manufacturers. It is a significant task to find a way to optimize the structure of the complex supply network in the manufacturing industry. The paper selects the data on the share ratio relationship between enterprises in the automotive supply chain network published in the China Automotive Industry Yearbook, and selects appropriate software to analyze the topology structure characteristics of the supply chain network. Through numerical analysis, we can conclude that the structure features of supply chain networks can help us identify the hidden dangers of important nodes and point out the problems existing in the supply.
Keywords
Reliability, Networks Complex Network., Topology Structure, Structure Features of Supply Chain
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Huang,L. (2023). Research on Structure Features of Supply Chain from the Perspective of Complex Network. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,4,459-467.
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