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Uncertainty–Dependency Interactions in Supply Chains: A Flow-Based Perspective on Planning, Control, and Resilience
Supply-chain performance depends critically on how flows are structured and managed under uncertainty. This paper examines how dependencies, both along and across flows, interact with different types of uncertainty to create fundamental flow challenges for planning and control. Building on a theory-
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