Impacts of external shocks on the decisions of hog supply chains under liquidity constraints from the perspective of commercial credit.

Certain attributes of the hog industry increase the production risk in nodal enterprises of the hog supply chain, leading to high financing costs and eventually resulting in liquidity constraints. When the hog supply chain node enterprises are subjected to external shocks, on the basis of the commer...

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Main Authors: Jiamei Wang, Xinhui Wang, Hongshu Li, Yuxuan Liu, Gangyi Wang
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Public Library of Science (PLoS) 2019-01-01
Series:PLoS ONE
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0212707
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author Jiamei Wang
Xinhui Wang
Hongshu Li
Yuxuan Liu
Gangyi Wang
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Xinhui Wang
Hongshu Li
Yuxuan Liu
Gangyi Wang
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description Certain attributes of the hog industry increase the production risk in nodal enterprises of the hog supply chain, leading to high financing costs and eventually resulting in liquidity constraints. When the hog supply chain node enterprises are subjected to external shocks, on the basis of the commercial credit relationship in the supply chain, the entire supply chain generates liquidity risks and systemic risks. We analyze the input and output of the hog supply chain node enterprises under the constraint of liquidity, construct the mathematical model, discuss the dynamic differences of liquidity constraints in different situations, and measures the commercial credit risk and anti-risk ability of the pig supply chain node enterprises. If the external shock is less than a certain value, the current profits of the hog enterprise can entirely make up for the loss caused by external shocks, and the production of the firm will return to its state of equilibrium. If the external shock is large enough, liquidity constraints will seriously restrict the production input of the enterprise, which then leads to a deceleration of production input and may ultimately result in bankruptcy. We believe that the structure of the hog industry supply chain should be constantly adjusted to optimize the industrial upgrading and organizational form of the hog supply chain.
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spelling doaj.art-3a5a328243e44eb6aa549794ba63f9d82022-12-21T21:52:49ZengPublic Library of Science (PLoS)PLoS ONE1932-62032019-01-01143e021270710.1371/journal.pone.0212707Impacts of external shocks on the decisions of hog supply chains under liquidity constraints from the perspective of commercial credit.Jiamei WangXinhui WangHongshu LiYuxuan LiuGangyi WangCertain attributes of the hog industry increase the production risk in nodal enterprises of the hog supply chain, leading to high financing costs and eventually resulting in liquidity constraints. When the hog supply chain node enterprises are subjected to external shocks, on the basis of the commercial credit relationship in the supply chain, the entire supply chain generates liquidity risks and systemic risks. We analyze the input and output of the hog supply chain node enterprises under the constraint of liquidity, construct the mathematical model, discuss the dynamic differences of liquidity constraints in different situations, and measures the commercial credit risk and anti-risk ability of the pig supply chain node enterprises. If the external shock is less than a certain value, the current profits of the hog enterprise can entirely make up for the loss caused by external shocks, and the production of the firm will return to its state of equilibrium. If the external shock is large enough, liquidity constraints will seriously restrict the production input of the enterprise, which then leads to a deceleration of production input and may ultimately result in bankruptcy. We believe that the structure of the hog industry supply chain should be constantly adjusted to optimize the industrial upgrading and organizational form of the hog supply chain.https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0212707
spellingShingle Jiamei Wang
Xinhui Wang
Hongshu Li
Yuxuan Liu
Gangyi Wang
Impacts of external shocks on the decisions of hog supply chains under liquidity constraints from the perspective of commercial credit.
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title Impacts of external shocks on the decisions of hog supply chains under liquidity constraints from the perspective of commercial credit.
title_full Impacts of external shocks on the decisions of hog supply chains under liquidity constraints from the perspective of commercial credit.
title_fullStr Impacts of external shocks on the decisions of hog supply chains under liquidity constraints from the perspective of commercial credit.
title_full_unstemmed Impacts of external shocks on the decisions of hog supply chains under liquidity constraints from the perspective of commercial credit.
title_short Impacts of external shocks on the decisions of hog supply chains under liquidity constraints from the perspective of commercial credit.
title_sort impacts of external shocks on the decisions of hog supply chains under liquidity constraints from the perspective of commercial credit
url https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0212707
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