Trust or Doubt: Accuracy of Determining Factors for Supply Chain Performance

Abstract

The aim of the research is to determine the accuracy of defining factors for supply chain performance. The most used factors in the literature are: sharing information, responding to challenges, cooperation among members, relationships, and trust. The method of the study is meta-analysis. Our results suggest that the effect of the examined factors on the performance is not complete, and the inclusion of other factors in later studies is indispensable because the results obtained indicate the presence of unknown influencing factors. The effect of the examined factors in the whole population is likely to be positive, but weak or moderate.

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