@phdthesis{1066e86955fe430cb5f88f5d49677750,
title = "Supply Chain Contracts: An Examination of Contract Performance through the Lens of Behavioural Factors",
abstract = "This PhD thesis explores the contract selection and planning under uncertainty in the context of the buyer-supplier relationship in a dyadic supply chain (SC). Comprising a systematic literature review and two empirical studies, this work contributes to the literature on the performance of SC contracts and practice by adopting a behavioural lens. I provide a theoretically grounded explanation for contract design preference given individual attitudes and behaviours (covering risk attitude, individualism, future-orientation, and uncertainty avoidance) and accounting for market demand uncertainty. Managers can consider developing ways to utilise the findings to have targeted interventions to enhance the firm{\textquoteright}s operating systems.",
keywords = "behavioural operations management, supply chain contracts, selection of contracts, contract performance, behavioural factors, decision-making, experimental studies",
author = "Sahar Goudarzi",
year = "2022",
doi = "10.26182/yxvn-cm92",
language = "English",
school = "The University of Western Australia",
}