2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ifacol.2019.11.407
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A control model for downstream compensation strategy in multi-stage manufacturing systems of complex parts

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“…To ensure the overall profit of auto parts suppliers, Yang H and Peng J [19] took into account the production capacity of suppliers, and formulated a coordination method for the two-tier manufacturer-supplier supply chain to optimize product price and order quantity. Yang Zongkang [20] used the Stackelberg game model to build and explain the optimal centralized and decentralized operational decisions of node enterprises within the supply chain, and analyzed the influence of core enterprises on the profit and quality levels of node enterprises. The above analysis mainly constructed a parts supplier selection model from the perspective of product procurement costs and supplier order allocation, without delving into aspects of process quality and machining costs of auto parts suppliers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To ensure the overall profit of auto parts suppliers, Yang H and Peng J [19] took into account the production capacity of suppliers, and formulated a coordination method for the two-tier manufacturer-supplier supply chain to optimize product price and order quantity. Yang Zongkang [20] used the Stackelberg game model to build and explain the optimal centralized and decentralized operational decisions of node enterprises within the supply chain, and analyzed the influence of core enterprises on the profit and quality levels of node enterprises. The above analysis mainly constructed a parts supplier selection model from the perspective of product procurement costs and supplier order allocation, without delving into aspects of process quality and machining costs of auto parts suppliers.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%