We investigate the role of multiple large shareholders (MLS) in corporate risk‐taking. Using
a sample of publicly listed French family firms over the period 2003− 2012, we show that the …

Although cross-shareholding has increasingly been adopted in the industry to improve
strategic synergy between companies, its role in the green supply chain is seldom …

Observing the practical vertical shareholding phenomena in platform retailing, this paper
considers two shareholding rates (forward and backward) and proposes three shareholding …

With backward acquisitions in their efficient supplier, downstream firms profitably internalize
the effects of their actions on their rivals' sales, while upstream competition is also relaxed …

Against the backdrop of cap-and-trade regulations, we construct a low-carbon supply chain
in which a seller holds the manufacturer's equity. We investigate the impact of the seller's …

Partial cross ownership (PCO) in a dyad supply chain refers to a situation where each firm
holds a portion of its partner's shares. We study this topic in push and pull supply chains …

This paper presents two-period closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) models considering
demand with and without replacement sales. A manufacturer produces a new product using …

We consider a decentralized supply chain in which an upstream firm sells a product to a
downstream firm, who faces a random demand. The upstream firm and the downstream firm …

Under the background of low-carbon economy, cross-shareholding is introduced into the
low-carbon closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) composed of a manufacturer and a retailer, a …

Supply chain contracting is known to suffer from inefficiency in the presence of asymmetric
information. Full vertical integration would eliminate the informational inefficiency but can be …