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Abstract
ABSTRACT We study the cost pass-through rate in a supply chain setting where a buying firm sources from either a single unreliable supplier or dual unreliable suppliers. Numerous papers studying cost pass-through rates have assumed that supply is always certain and ample, which is not usually the case in practice. We find that the cost pass-through rate should depend on the supply uncertainty, its risk-sharing levels with upstream suppliers, and different sourcing strategies. In particular, the cost pass-through rate increases in supply risk-sharing levels, but decreases under single sourcing, compared to dual sourcing.
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