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hedge and suggest rules of thumb for strategic placement of safety capacity and inventory in networks: (1) Risk pooling …, flexibility (e.g., inventory substitution), and sharing (commonality). In contrast to single-resource settings, risk … suggests rebalancing capacity toward inexpensive resources that serve lower-profit variance markets. This highlights the role …
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firms make three decisions: capacity investment, production (inventory) quantity, and price. Typically, investments are made … and production (inventory) decisions relatively insensitive to uncertainty. This suggests that managers can make optimal … capacity decisions by deterministic reasoning if they have some price flexibility. Under price postponement, additional …
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which the supplier's reliability is either high or low and is the supplier's private information. On disruption, the …
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This paper analyzes the impact of endogenous credit terms under capital market imperfections in a capacity investment … setting. We model a monopolist firm that decides on its technology choice (flexible versus dedicated) and capacity level under … demand uncertainty. Differing from the majority of the stochastic capacity investment literature, we assume that the firm is …
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customers when the firm has inventory of the product. On the other hand, in a very similar model, Kumar and Swaminathan (Kumar …-879) show that production constraints may in fact lead a firm to reject customers' orders even when the firm has the inventory … show that in their and Kumar and Swaminathan's (2003) models, it may be optimal to deny customers a product in inventory …
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analysis into its medium-term capacity planning procedures and the effect of information aggregation on learning curve capacity … of medium-term capacity projections from the incorporation of learning curve analysis in firms with high rates of …
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This article studies optimal investment in flexible manufacturing capacity as a function of product prices (margins …
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competitive stochastic investment game with recourse. The manufacturer and subcontractor decide separately on their capacity … state-dependent contracts can eliminate all decentralization costs and coordinate capacity investmentdecisions. The …
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Process flexibility, whereby a production facility can produce multiple products, is a critical design consideration in multiproduct supply chains facing uncertain demand. The challenge is to determine a cost-effective flexibility configuration that is able to meet the demand with high...
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We analyze the competitive capacity investment timing decisions of both established firms and start-ups entering new … markets, which have a high degree of demand uncertainty. Firms may invest in capacity early (when uncertainty is high) or late … capacity level to maximize expected profits, whereas start-ups make those choices to maximize the probability of survival. When …
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