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The aim is to explore how contract-based screening and big data can enhance decision-making in green supply chains under information asymmetry and privacy issues.

April 14, 2026European J of Industrial Engineering0 citations

Contract-Based Screening and Big Data Technology in A Dual-Channel Green Supply Chain with Information Asymmetry and Consumer Privacy Concerns

PMPritam Majumdar BGBibhas Chandra GiriJadavpur University

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The aim is to explore how contract-based screening and big data can enhance decision-making in green supply chains under information asymmetry and privacy issues.
Analyzed dual-channel supply chain frameworks
Investigated contractual agreements involving data sharing
Evaluated consumer privacy implications
Utilized big data analytics to improve transparency
Improved decisions in green supply chains
Enhanced consumer trust through privacy protections
Greater efficiency in managing information asymmetry
Positive impact on sustainability outcomes

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