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Resilience evaluation of low-carbon supply chain based on improved matter-element extension model

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  • Xiaochun Luo
  • Kai Kang
  • Lin Lu
  • Changliang Yu
  • Chaoling Li
  • Beibei Li
  • Song Hu
  • Xia Qi
  • Yaomei Zhou

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How to evaluate the resilience level and change trend of supply chain is an important research direction in current supply chain management practice. This paper proposes a new method of supply chain resilience assessment based on hesitant fuzzy linguistic term set (HFLTS) and matter element extension theory. Firstly, based on the research status quo at home and abroad, a low-carbon enterprise supply chain resilience assessment index system is established, which includes six first-level indicators and corresponding 21 second-level indicators of product supply resilience, resource resilience, partner resilience, information response resilience, financial resilience and knowledge resilience. Secondly, HFLTS was used to collect expert opinions and Ordered Weighted Arithmetic (OWA) to calculate the expert composite language, by which the fuzzy evaluation matrix of supply chain resilience assessment indicators was obtained. Once again, the resilience indicator weights are determined based on a game-theoretic portfolio assignment method combining the best-worst method (BWM) and the CRITIC method. Finally, the nearness degree function is combined with the extension comprehensive evaluation method to improve the matter element extension model, and the supply chain resilience assessment model of low-carbon enterprises based on the game theory combination assignment-improved matter element extension is established. Taking X low-carbon enterprise as an example, the evaluation results show that the supply chain resilience level of this enterprise is II, and the eigenvalue of the grade variable is 2.69, and the supply chain resilience is shifting to III, and the supply chain resilience is shifting to III, which indicates that the supply chain resilience of this enterprise is being enhanced. Therefore, the improved matter element extension not only ensures the accuracy of the evaluation results, but also has higher prediction accuracy.

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  • Xiaochun Luo & Kai Kang & Lin Lu & Changliang Yu & Chaoling Li & Beibei Li & Song Hu & Xia Qi & Yaomei Zhou, 2024. "Resilience evaluation of low-carbon supply chain based on improved matter-element extension model," PLOS ONE, Public Library of Science, vol. 19(4), pages 1-25, April.
  • Handle: RePEc:plo:pone00:0301390
    DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0301390
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