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Control Problems in Distribution Channels: Empirical Evidence of Management Control Systems Contributions
2006
Revista de Contabilidad - Spanish Accounting Review
As part of the supply chain, manufacturing firms are increasingly placing greater emphasis on the management of their outsourced distribution channels (DCs). However, the role that interorganizational Management Control Systems (MCS) can play in managing DC problems is still not clearly understood. Through an exploratory case study, we show how intra-organizational control problems persist in an inter-organizational context, rooted in informational asymmetries and conflicts of interest and
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