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The effect of social preferences on sales and operations planning

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Empirical newsvendor biases : are target service levels achieved effectively and efficiently?

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Decision making under service-level contracts : the role of cost saliency

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Decision making under service‐level contracts: The role of cost saliency

Bolton, Gary E.; Bonzelet, Sabrina; Stangl, Tobias; … - In: Production and Operations Management 32 (2022) 4, pp. 1243-1261

This study examines human ordering behavior in service‐level inventory contracts, a class of contracts important in practice. Studies of wholesale price contracts find that people tend to place orders that are suboptimal and biased toward mean demand. Unlike wholesale price contracts,...

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