Reverse Logistics and Push-Pull Manufacturing Systems: The Case of Electronic Products

Research on the determinants of reverse logistics has so far largely been focussed on product characteristics. We argue in this exploratory article that these explanations are not sufficient as various reverse logistics strategies can be observed for similar products. We suggest to complement them b...

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Published in:Supply chain forum 2011-01, Vol.12 (2), p.92-103
Main Authors: Mazahir, Shumail, Lassagne, Marc, Kerbache, Laoucine
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