Coordination des acteurs dans deux filières aoc Une approche par la théorie des coûts de transaction
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PDO Supply Chains ; Differentiation ; Governance Structure ; Coordination ; Transaction Costs Coûts de transaction ; Coordination ; Structure de gouvernance ; Différenciation ; Filières AOCSimilar subjects
Appellations d'origine contrôlées Origine, Appellations d' Indications de provenance Produits d'appellation d'origine contrôlée Labels d'origine Appellations contrôlées Indications d'origine Signes distinctifs (propriété industrielle) AOCCite this document
Dominique Barjolle et al., « Coordination des acteurs dans deux filières aoc Une approche par la théorie des coûts de transaction », Économie rurale, ID : 10.3406/ecoru.2000.5196
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Abstract
Coordination of economic actors in two supply chains of protected designation of origin (PDO) - Regional supply chains of quality products (PDO for example) build up their strategy on differentiation. The analysis by means of Transaction Cost Theory (Williamson, 1975, 1985) of two supply chains of Protected Designation of Origin allows us to identify the advantages and the disadvantages of organization forms for the transactions from milk producers to retailers. It was not possible to calculate the economies of costs linked to the observed governance mode. This is one of the classical criticisms of this approach. Nevertheless, the analysis remains interesting for us because it highlights the various mechanisms of the transactions at the different levels of the supply chain. We stress that the microeconomic character of the approach is a limit to the analysis. Mesoeconomic elements such as cultural bonds between the actors or macroecomomic elements such as market power of large retailers must be considered if we want to explain the encountered governance structures.