A Review of Research on System Dynamics in Supply Chain Management
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Based on the bibliometric method, this paper applies the text mining technology and draws the keyword cloud map and keyword co-occurrence network to deeply explore and comprehensively sort out the core application topics of system dynamics in supply chain management and its methodological system. It is found that system dynamics has important application value in many key areas such as inventory management, risk management, supply chain finance and green supply chain management. For each core application theme, this paper further extracts the keywords and constructs a co-occurrence network, which reveals the specific research directions, research methods and their interrelationships under each sub-theme in detail. In addition, in order to strengthen the empirical basis of the discussion, this paper cites several representative papers, analyses the simulations and numerical analyses carried out by these studies within the framework of system dynamics, and summarises the key parameters. Finally, based on the review and comprehensive analysis of the previous studies, this paper looks forward to future research trends, which will provide useful references for subsequent studies.
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