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Buyback contracts with price-dependent demands: Effects of demand uncertainty
European Journal of Operational Research, 2014zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Zhao, Yingxue +4 more
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Individually rational buyback contracts with inventory level dependent demand
International Journal of Production Economics, 2013Abstract In this paper, we consider a supply chain coordination problem when demand faced by a retailer is influenced by the amount of inventory displayed on the retail shelf. We assume that shelf space inventory is used as one of the levers to stimulate demand.
Lokendra Devangan +4 more
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Structural Properties of Buyback Contracts for Price-Setting Newsvendors
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management, 2008This paper studies a buyback contract in the Stackelberg framework of a manufacturer (leader) selling to a price-setting newsvendor retailer (follower). Using an analytical model that focuses on a multiplicative demand form, we generalize previous results and produce new structural insights.
Yuyue Song, Saibal Ray, Shanling Li
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Collaborative Forecasting For an Optimal Capacity through Buyback Contract
Logistics, 2009Collaborative forecasting is a process where supply chain members jointly develop a single forecast of end-product demand. This paper considers a decentralized two-stage supply chain with a retailer that faces random demand for her end product and a supplier that is the sole source for the end product.
Xiaoming Zhou +3 more
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On oil investment and production: A comparison of production sharing contracts and buyback contracts
Energy Economics, 2014Abstract Production sharing contracts (PSCs) and buyback contracts are two important contract modes in the upstream oil industry. In this paper, we build a theoretical model to compare investment and production levels under these two contracts. Our model results show that PSCs lead to higher investment levels than buyback contracts.
Zhuo Feng, Shui-Bo Zhang, Ying Gao
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Demand level judgment under buyback contract: Effects of newsvendor behavior
2016 International Conference on Logistics, Informatics and Service Sciences (LISS), 2016Judging demand change when demand shifts from one level to another usually relies on the decision makers' intuition, which involves behavior factors and would lead to decision biases in inventory decision making. To cope with the biases of demand level judgment in supply chains under buyback contracts, this paper studies how do two behavior factors, i ...
Zhiru Juan, Haiyan Wang
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Supply Chain Coordination under Buyback Contract with Multiple Newsvendors
2012For two stage supply chain with multiple competing newsvendors which faces stochastic market demand, the coordination may be broken off by intervention events. Using buyback contract, the impact of demand disruptions upon the supply chain coordination is studied.
Hongli Wang, Yan Ren
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Three-echelon supply chain coordination model based on option-buyback contract
2011 International Conference on E-Business and E-Government (ICEE), 2011This paper focuses on three-echelon supply chain model under price-dependent demand. It introduces flexible price function and inventory fact number. The model is individually coordinated by option-buyback contract. The paper is an attempt to consummate the theory of supply chain coordination by contract, and provides a path to improve the total profit
Zhao-yan Yu, Shan-shan Zu
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Supply Chain Coordination with Group Buying Through Buyback Contract
2015Under group buying strategy, a retailer offers buyers price discount based on buyers’ aggregate purchase quantity. This paper studies the supply chain coordination issue with a supplier and a retailer that uses group buying mechanism when selling to customers.
Yanni Ping, Wenjing Shen, Benjamin Lev
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Research on supply chain option buyback contract based on capital gains
The 27th Chinese Control and Decision Conference (2015 CCDC), 2015This article introduces option thinking in supply chain buyback contract and studies on how capital gains influence the supply chain operational decision making and system profits. With the aid of Lagrange's equation, it proves that only when executed price of option falls in some range that the expected profit of the retailer is the united concave ...
Xiaojing Liu, Xingzheng Ai, Xiaowo Tang
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