绿色供应链视域下大型体育赛事主办地选择研究

doi:10.15942/j.jcsu.2021.02.017

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Abstract: By comprehensively applying the theory of green supply chain, this paper attempts to quantify the comprehensive benefits of the host city of mega sports events from the dimensions of economy, society and environment, so as to help the city to make bidding decisions.First of all, a green supply chain of mega sport eventswith obvious characteristics has been built, and under the conceptual framework of green supply chain of sports events,a general model for the decision of the economic, social and environmental objectives of the city is put forwardby using the multi-objective decision-making theory.Finally, Chengdu, Shanghai and Beijing are selected as the candidate cities for the 2032 Olympic Games to conduct the model simulation calculation.The calculation results show that the three candidate cities have their own advantages in terms of economic, social and environmental dimensions.If the host city has a dimension preference in the decision concerning the sports event, it can make a choice according to the decision results of three dimensions,but from the overall evaluation, Shanghai is the first choice for the 2032 Olympic Games.

Key words: green supply chain, mega sport events, multi-objective decision making

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G80-052

QING Ping. Choosing the Host City for Mega Sport Events Based on the Theory of Green Supply Chain[J]. Journal of Chengdu Sport University, 2021, 47(2): 102-108.

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