| References | The evaluation indexes |
| Geringer and Hebert (1991) [34] | The satisfaction degree of cooperation, the survival rate of cooperation, the stability of cooperation, and the duration of cooperation. |
| McGee et al. (1995) [35] | The cooperative performance is divided into absolute performance and relative performance. And the absolute performance is measured by customer satisfaction, logistics cost, profitability, and relationship continuity; the relative performance is measured by the degree of reaching the goal, the degree of profit, and profit growth rate. |
| Ariño (2003) [36] | Result performance, including financial performance, union life, organizational effectiveness, and the degree of reaching the goal; process performance, including the satisfaction degree in the process of cooperation, spillover effect, and the change frequency of contract. |
| Wu et al. (2005) [37] | The realization degree of cooperative target, the improvement of profitability, the satisfaction degree of cooperation, and the willingness to continue cooperation. |
| Huang and Wan (2007) [38] | The realization degree of cooperative target, profitability, knowledge learning, market share, competition advantage, the satisfaction degree of partner, and the competitive position. |
| Jia et al. (2007) [39] | The productive relationship, the satisfaction with the relationship, the achievement of expected goals, a lot of revenue gained from the cooperation, the great improvement of the enterprise’s market value, the greater competitive advantage brought to the enterprises in the supply chain, and the long-term competitiveness brought to them. |
| Ambrose et al. (2007) [40] | The cooperative performance is evaluated from short-term performance and long-term performance. The authors believe believes that the short-term performance between members of the supply chain is to get profits through the market efficiency, and they emphasize the period cost, income, and profits. The long-term performance depends on the stable relationship between them and persistent value maximization. |
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