Social Sustainability of Stakeholders in a Supply Chain Management

Social sustainability is quickly becoming a measured threat to sustainability with human activities taking contributing substantial causes. Despite of huge literature that has contributed, yet the dimension of social sustainability seems to be extremely new in the service sector; the healthcare zone to be specified. This study demonstrates a stochastic exponential distribution model for measuring the social sustainability status of a supply chain based on stakeholder theory.

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Khosravi, Faramarz
Faramarz Khosravi was born and raised in Iran. He was a Quality Control Manager before shifting to Industrial Engineering field where he studied at Eastern Mediterranean University in Cyprus,. His Research interest is applying statistical methods in different area.