Interactional Justice, Informational Quality, and Sustainable Supply Chain Management: A Comparison of Domestic and Multinational Pharmaceutical Companies

As the business environment gradually intensifies, interest in building efficient supply chain relationships is growing. The basic principle of management (SCM) to enhance efficiency by maintaining sustainable between companies chain. This study classifies interactional justice into interpersonal and informational examines their effects on quality SCM comparing Korean pharmaceutical with multinationals. used a theoretical structural model investigate causal impact SCM. results indicated that showed significant positive relationship justice. Further, had effect but not Finally, performance regardless company’s nationality. important because it identified influence multinational companies. also highlighted necessity industry. Lastly, suggests useful method for literature