Incentives
Fairness
Participation in a value chain involves costs, sacrifices of other opportunities, risks, benefits and rewards. A critical question for each partner is whether the benefits and rewards are fair in relation to these costs, foregone opportunities and risks. A related question is whether successful proposals for revenue-enhancing innovation are fairly rewarded.
These issues are particularly important when an enterprise makes a substantial investment in specialist facilities. This may restrict future options and bargaining power; hence, there needs assurance that this commitment will be rewarded fairly.
Questions for developing a value chain
Is each participant in the value chain fairly rewarded for the costs, foregone opportunities and risks they incur?
How does the value chain reward partners who develop successful proposals for revenue-enhancing innovation?
How does the value chain provide assurance to partners who invest in specialist facilities that they will be rewarded fairly for this investment?
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