This study aims to explore the relationship between industrial agglomeration and supply chain resilience. This study is built upon a theoretical framework grounded in the effects of industrial agglomeration, including the scale effect, industry correlation effect, and spillover effect. Through analyzing industrial agglomeration phenomena, the study posits that the clustering of numerous related enterprises within specific geographical areas may lead to increased supply chain resilience. The significance of supply chain concentration is essential as it acts as a moderating factor in this association, potentially enhancing the resilience of the supply chain. This research hypothesizes that such clustering incentivizes enterprises to establish collaborative relationships with nearby suppliers to reduce transportation costs and streamline supply chain complexity, enhancing theoretical research on the influence of industrial agglomeration on supply chain dynamics constitutes a significant aspect of this study. Therefore, this study will provide new theoretical perspectives in related fields and important references for firms to improve supply chain resilience.
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Ruomeng Shi (2024) studied this question.
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