Building Bio-based Supply Chains: Theoretical Perspectives on Innovative Contract Design

Keyphrases

• Renewable Energy 100%
• Contract Design 100%
• Production Contracts 100%
• Bio-based Supply Chains 100%
• United States 50%
• Energy Production 50%
• Biomass Cultivation 50%
• Agriculture 50%
• Social Networks 50%
• Limited Opportunities 50%
• Hybrid Structure 50%
• End-user Needs 50%
• Fossil Fuels 50%
• Barriers to Entry 50%
• Petroleum 50%
• Cost Minimization 50%
• Supply Chain 50%
• Risk Cost 50%
• Bioenergy Crops 50%
• Biomass Crops 50%
• Environmental Sustainability 50%
• Disincentives 50%
• Contract Theory 50%
• Biomass Supply 50%
• Supply Contracts 50%
• Risk Minimization 50%
• Cost-minimizing 50%
• Energy Biomass 50%
• Sustainability Requirements 50%
• Risk Minimizing 50%
• Alternative Biomass 50%
• Familiar Risk 50%
• Vertically Integrated Models 50%
• Take-it-or-leave-it 50%
• Industry Model 50%
• Agricultural Feedstock 50%
• Heterogeneous Producers 50%
• Socio-economic Perspective 50%
• Forest Feedstocks 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Renewable Energy 100%
• United States 50%
• Social Network 50%
• Socioeconomics 50%
• Bioenergy 50%
• Energy Production 50%
• Heavy Oil 50%
• Environmental Impact Assessment 50%
• Fossil Fuel 50%
• Biomass Energy 50%
• Hybrid Structure 50%

Engineering

• End-Users 100%
• Renewable Energy 50%
• Energy Engineering 25%
• Energy Production 25%
• Bioenergy 25%
• Fossil Fuel 25%
• Bioenergy Crop 25%