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Supply chain resilience, cash conversion cycle, and E-commerce firm performance
Using panel data from Chinese e-commerce firms (2014–2023), this study investigates the interaction between supply chain resilience (SCR) and the cash conversion cycle (CCC) on firm performance. Fixed-effects models show that while SCR enhances performance, this positive effect is significantly weakened for firms with longer CCCs. This negative moderating effect suggests that working capital efficiency is crucial for converting resilience capabilities into monetary gains. Our findings, robust to endogeneity tests, highlight the need for an integrated approach to supply chain and financial management, offering guidance on balancing resilience investments with working capital optimization.
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