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Technology-driven demand : implications for the supply chain

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Partnering with competitors : effects of alliances on airline entry and capacity decisions

Li, Jun; Netessine, Serguei - 2011

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The timing of capacity investment by start-ups and established firms in new markets

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Volume flexibility, product flexibility, or both : the role of demand correlation and product substitution

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Price to compete ... with many : how to identify price competition in high dimensional space

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Game theory in supply chain analysis

Cachon, Gérard P.; Netessine, Serguei - In: Handbook of quantitative supply chain analysis : …, (pp. 13-65). 2004

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Supply chain structures on the Internet and the role of marketing-operations interaction

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Strategic Investment in Renewable Energy Sources : The Effect of Supply Intermittency

Aflaki, Sam - 2017

To analyze incentives for investing in the capacity to generate renewable electricity, we model the trade-off between renewable (e.g. wind) and nonrenewable (e.g. natural gas) technology. Renewable technology has a higher investment cost and yields only an intermittent supply of electricity;...

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