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Designing the Buyer–Supplier Contract for Risk Management: Assessing Complexity and Mission Criticality

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  • Amanda M. Girth

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  • Adam Eckerd & Amanda M. Girth, 2017. "Designing the Buyer–Supplier Contract for Risk Management: Assessing Complexity and Mission Criticality," Journal of Supply Chain Management, Institute for Supply Management, vol. 53(3), pages 60-75, July.
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