A Discriminatory Pricing Model and Simulation to Different Users of Eastern Route of the South-to-North Water Transfers Supply Chain

Zhang, Li; Zhen-yun, HU; Wang, Huimin; Yang, Wei

doi:10.1109/icmss.2009.5303031

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“…In 2007, the study [10] established an optimal multiobjective model of water resource allocation. In 2008, the studies [11,12] researched joint pricing of water on the basis of cooperative and noncooperative game theories in a two-tier water supply chain. Study [13] developed a spatial water distribution plan that can save cost and time.…”

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Analysis on the Water Supply Chain Model under Revenue-Sharing Contract considering Marketing Effort, Water Purity

Huang

De-shan

2021

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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A two-tier water supply chain including a manufacturer and a retailer under revenue-sharing contract is constructed. And the contribution of the model is that marketing effort and water purity has been considered. First, four models including the centralized model (model B) and decentralized models (models BM, I, and II) are established and analyzed. Second, the Stackelberg game model is used to discuss the pricing strategy of water supply chain members in centralized and decentralized scenarios. The comparison results show that revenue-sharing contract is beneficial to improve the level of product greening, the profit of supply chain members, and the overall profit of the water supply chain compared with model BM. However, it leads to the decrease of retailers’ green marketing efforts and the wholesale price of water. In addition, revenue-sharing contract through bargaining makes bigger influence than revenue-sharing contract. Marketing can stimulate the increase of the green product’s market demand on one hand, and on the other hand, it generates the amount of marketing cost. In this study, the profit is that marketing produces cannot offset the cost that it brings. Thus, it will be important to take some measures to make up the loss that marketing generated.

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Analysis on the Water Supply Chain Model under Revenue-Sharing Contract considering Marketing Effort, Water Purity

Huang

De-shan

2021

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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“…González-Gómez e Morini (2009) Custos diretos (sementes, estacas, lâmpadas, substratos, potes e auto abastecimento), indiretos (irrigação, remoção de ervas daninhas, adubação, enraizamento, corte, estoque e enxerto) e fixos (mão de obra). Zhang et al (2009) Custos com fornecedor, recursos hídricos, custo inicial de armazenamento, água, varejista e tipos de usuários. Racul e Cimpoie 2012Custos de terras agrícolas, variáveis exógenas, matriz de contiguidade padronizada e coeficiente de autocorreção espacial das terras.…”

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Precificação no Agronegócio: Um Mapeamento Sistemático

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Matos

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2019

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Na agricultura, a gestão de custo permite ao agricultor precificar seu produto levando-se em consideração fatores naturais, como condição do clima, do solo e localização da propriedade. Este artigo apresenta um mapeamento sistemático sobre a formação de preço na agricultura. Os objetivos do estudo são analisar se existem ferramentas automatizadas de custeio no contexto agrícola, além de verificar quais métodos de precificação e cultura foram aplicados em trabalhos publicados no período de trinta anos. A principal contribuição deste estudo é levantar informações acerca da gestão de custo no agronegócio para implementar um framework nesse contexto. O resultado da revisão mostrou que existem poucos métodos automatizados de gestão de custos na área agronômica. A pecuária é a atividade que mais apresenta métodos de precificação.

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“…Since then, much research regarding the optimal allocation and scheduling of interbasin water resources in SNWD project has been done. Wang, Zhang, and Yang (2008) built a principal‐agent contract model and pricing model for the SNWD supply chain; Zhu et al (2005) and Zhu (2007, 2008a, 2008b) designed the water‐resource supply chain structure for the eastern route of SNWD, analyzed the bullwhip effect, and built the water‐resource allocation model and inventory management model; Zhang, Wang, and Wang (2004, 2005) built the multistage coordination model for the SNWD supply chain; Hou, Wang and Qiu (2008), Hou, Wang, Qiu et al (2008) and Hou et al(2009) built minimum commitment and flexibility contracts, vendor‐managed inventory (VMI) coordination model and the SRSS model for the SNWD supply chain; and Zhang, Wang, and Yang (2008) also built a pricing model for the SNWD supply chain.…”

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Optimal Pricing and Coordination Schemes for the Eastern Route of the South‐to‐North Water Diversion Supply Chain System in China

Wang

Chen

2012

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The Eastern Route of the South-to-North Water Diversion (SNWD-ER) project in China is a highly complex interbasin water-diversion system, which is constructed to pump, store, and supply water to support the rational water redistribution in China. This article presents the optimization modeling approach for the pricing and coordinating schemes of SNWD-ER project, and discusses the analysis results and their policy implications on the pricing and coordinating mechanisms in the SNWD-ER water-resource supply chain. For the government, formulating reasonable retail price upper bound is important to control the water resource wholesale price and retail price. Besides, various water-saving mechanisms can increase the price elasticity of water demand and affect the wholesale and retail prices. For the corporations, increasing the water resource production capacity and its supply will decrease the wholesale and retail prices. Furthermore, keeping enough initial water resource inventory by enhancing the rainfall using rate, and using ‘free supply sources’-rainfall, or even some flooding sources can effectively decrease the wholesale and retail prices. Finally, for the end-users, enhancing the rainfall using rate can effectively decrease the wholesale and retail prices and reduce the energy consumption, which is good for the sustainable development and a low-carbon economy.

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A Discriminatory Pricing Model and Simulation to Different Users of Eastern Route of the South-to-North Water Transfers Supply Chain

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Analysis on the Water Supply Chain Model under Revenue-Sharing Contract considering Marketing Effort, Water Purity

Analysis on the Water Supply Chain Model under Revenue-Sharing Contract considering Marketing Effort, Water Purity

Precificação no Agronegócio: Um Mapeamento Sistemático

Optimal Pricing and Coordination Schemes for the Eastern Route of the South‐to‐North Water Diversion Supply Chain System in China

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