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double agency role of first-tier suppliers: a standalone construct

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double agency role offirst-tier suppliers1 CONSTRUCTDouble agency role ofWILHELM · PURCHASING AND

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Purchasing and supply management

the position of a first-tier supplier as both the agent of its buyer and the principal of its own suppliers when sustainability requirements are passed down a multi-tier chain.

In purchasing and supply management, double agency role of first-tier suppliers refers to the position of a first-tier supplier as both the agent of its buyer and the principal of its own suppliers when sustainability requirements are passed down a multi-tier chain. This meaning comes from Wilhelm (2015) in Journal of Operations Management.[1]

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  1. Wilhelm, M. M., Blome, C., Bhakoo, V., & Paulraj, A. (2015). Sustainability in multi‐tier supply chains: Understanding the double agency role of the first‐tier supplier. Journal of Operations Management, 41(1), 42-60. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jom.2015.11.001

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