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This paper deals with a kind of specific retailing that sells a fixed stock of perishable goods over a finite horizon. Under the case with the set of discrete available prices and given demand rates, Gallego and van Ryzin provides a two-price policy, which are easy for consumers to interpret and for firms to manage. However, if there exists competition in the market and competitors both adopt two-price...
This paper presents a three-stages game model between one manufacture and Yl retailers which engaged in Cournot competition. If the retailers share their forecasts truthfully, the manufacturer always benefits; however, the profits of the retailers always worse off by disclosing their demand information to the manufacturer. However, we show that the retailers have an incentive to understate their forecasts...
Both amelioration and deterioration effects are seen simultaneously for the inventory system with the items such as broiler, duck, pig, etc. in the poultry farm, highbred fishes in pond. When these items are kept in the farm or in the sales counter, they will increase in value due to their growth, and decrease in value due to feeding expenses and/or diseases. This paper presents an inventory model...
In this paper, we consider a make-to-order supply chain consisting of a single upstream (one manufacture) and downstream (n retailers) which are engaged in Curnot competition and have some private information of demand. Under our assumption, we investigated the value of sharing the demand information of downstream on upstream supply chain. The results showed upstream (the manufacturer) always can...
Information technology and e-commerce are the most representative phenomena of this time, compared with traditional brick-and-mortar, the Internet can easily make retail enterprises reach potential consumers. In this paper, two types of channel distributions are suggested for single retailer. One is on-line sale, which is considered as a general tendency of the times, and the other is traditional...
The advance of business-to-business commerce has result in the establishment of many types of electronic marketplace. This paper focuses on a market exchange as the "secondary market" for the perishable goods-that is, for the resellers to disposal and acquisition of excess perishable goods inventory. Follow the method of Lee and Whang(2002) and Yan(2005), we develop a model of secondary...
More thoroughly understanding how interorganizational value can be created by relationship and bilateral behaviors is critical for supply chain management. Based primarily on partnership and supplemented by the channel view, this study investigates how interorganizational access flexibility fit can create relational quality (i.e., trust) and distribution performance in the supply chain context by...
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