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’s pricing strategy in an extensive-form game, in which the equilibrium decisions of the resulting scenarios are derived. Next … remanufacturer’s choice of a profitable pricing strategy, and the thresholds for determining the OEM’s product-design strategy …
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In this paper, we consider a static model for advertising strategies and pricing decisions in supply chain with one … cooperative game. The comparison between the three models reveals that the advertising, the pricing, the consumer demand and the …
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of the OEM and both chain members' competitive pricing strategies. We then characterize the equilibrium decisions and …
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Pricing decisions for two substitutable products in a supply chain with one common retailer and two competitive … competitive strategies and the channel members׳ different power structures on the optimal pricing decisions. One centralized … pricing model and seven decentralized pricing models are developed, and the corresponding analytical equilibrium solutions are …
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further study a coordination mechanism for the members׳ pricing and ordering decisions when they operate under a decentralized …
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We study a competition of product customization between two branded firms by a game-theoretic approach. Firms produce products with two attributes: one attribute indicates a characteristic with regard to “function” or “design” of a product and the other indicates “taste” or...
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This study considers pricing policies in a supply chain with one manufacturer, who sells a product to an independent …
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In this paper, we consider a supply chain consisting of two manufacturers and a retailer. The first manufacturer is a traditional manufacturer that produces the new product, while the second manufacturer operates a reverse channel producing remanufactured products from used cores. Both...
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advertising and pricing decisions in a manufacturer–retailer supply chain contemporaneously. By means of game theory, four …
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capacity is lost and has to be resent. We consider an access price for submitted packets, thus inducing a congestion pricing …
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