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The central issue in supply chain management is to match supply with demand, and the heart of a planning model is the modeling of supply and demand functions. To allow for analytical tractability, the existing literature often assumes almost surely linear supply and demand functions, which...
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Involving suppliers deep in the supply chain is critical for the success of environmental and social responsibility (ESR) initiatives. Administering ESR programs throughout a complex supply network, however, is challenging. In this paper, we apply a multi-unit bilateral bargaining framework to...
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In this paper, we introduce a new approach for finding robust portfolios when there is model uncertainty. It differs from the usual worst case approach in that a (dynamic) portfolio is evaluated not only by its performance when there is an adversarial opponent (quot;naturequot;), but also by its...
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The uncertainty in the supplier's material flows has become a norm rather than an exception in supply chains. The supply uncertainty can result in unexpected inventory shortfall, amplifying lost sales. However, the design of inventory replenishment and product pricing policy to mitigate both...
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