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Bullwhip Effect: Analysis and Implications

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This lecture explores the Bullwhip Effect phenomenon in supply chains, where demand distortion leads to amplified orders upstream. It delves into the causes, measurement, and implications of the Bullwhip Effect using empirical data and simulations.

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