A hierarchical revenue-sharing contract in electronic waste closed-loop supply chain

Rezayat, Mohammad Reza; Yaghoubi, Saeed; Fander, Atieh

doi:10.1016/j.wasman.2020.07.019

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“…Wang et al [ 47 ] build single and combined carbon reduction models that consider cap-and-trade regulations and find that the implementation of two-way cost-sharing contracts can improve SC profit, product quantity and the level of carbon emission abatement. This contract can also be seen in other researches [ 15 , 34 , 36 , 38 , 41 , 55 ].…”

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E-commerce supply chain inventory decisions and contract design considering sales effort and risk aversion

Cai

Jia

Zhou

et al. 2022

Electron Commer Res

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We introduce vendor-managed inventory (VMI) modes and retailer-managed inventory modes and use conditional value-at-risk to quantify the inventory manager’s risk aversion. Then, we compare the supply chain (SC) members’ optimal decisions and expected utilities when the online retail platform or the supplier conducts sales effort under different inventory modes. The cost-sharing contracts are introduced to optimize the SC performance. Some interesting findings are achieved: for VMI SC, SC members’ sales-effort preferences change with the wholesale price; the inventory manager’s risk-aversion degree has a significant impact on the SC members’ preferences for inventory management modes; there always exists appropriate cost-sharing ratio regions in which the SC members’ expected utilities can be improved. The corresponding research results can help to improve the operational effectiveness of different kinds of SCs.

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Section: Literature Reviewsupporting

confidence: 79%

E-commerce supply chain inventory decisions and contract design considering sales effort and risk aversion

Cai

Jia

Zhou

et al. 2022

Electron Commer Res

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“…Heydari and Ghasemi [12] used the revenue sharing policy for the remanufacturing system under an uncertain environment. A revenue-sharing policy for a closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) was discussed by Rezayat et al [24] to reduce waste management within the SCM.…”

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Economic and environmental assessment of an unreliable supply chain management

Guchhait

Sarkar

2021

RAIRO-Oper. Res.

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The retailers within a supply chain management are the most important player as it has direct contact with the customers. Customers are the source of the money and information for the entire supply chain management. The equilibrium condition of the forward and backward supply chain is tight until it is reliable. But sometimes the retailers hide information from the manufacturer and this unreliability starts to propagate to the entire supply chain management. Blockchain technology is one of the secure decentralized systems to prevent unreliability. This study eliminates the unreliability of the system. A mathematical model is derived where the vendor-managed inventory policy is used by the single manufacturer to deal with multiple unreliable retailers. The entire process of manufacturing emits carbon. The carbon emission is controlled by the cap and trade policy and by paying the carbon tax. The results are found by the classical optimization technique and the numerical studies open up a way to the blockchain to deal with unreliable retailers. The decentralized system is a probable choice to prevent unreliability and thus the blockchain.

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“…For instance, car manufacturing firms reuse automobile parts from rejected or end-of-life vehicles (Marten, 2020), and electronics corporations (e.g. Microsoft, Intel, Dell and Apple) gather mercury and lead from scrap and thrown products (Rezayat et al, 2020;Wiener and Bhandari, 2020). Similarly, biotechnologies on treating enzymes and wastewaters have been given importance in the textile industry to protect environmental degradation and make the industry sustainable (de Abreu et al, 2020;Rahman et al, 2020).…”

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Environmental sustainability through designing reverse logistical loops: case research of poultry supply chains using system dynamics

Shamsuddoha

Quaddus

Woodside

2021

JBIM

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Purpose Poultry production supply chains produce substantial wastes that are transformable into favorable environmental outcomes and profitable products. While overwhelming evidence supports this conclusion, scant literature is available on how such transformations are doable. Using systems dynamics, this study addresses this research gap in a national (Bangladesh) context. This study aims to contribute an integrated model for poultry supply chains that incorporate reverse flows of wastes using system dynamics (SD) engineering with empirical simulations. Design/methodology/approach This study applies SD and simulations of alternative supply chains with versus without reverse loops that transform wastes into viable products in poultry production and downstream marketing operations. This research reports on an in-depth case study of systems thinking and use of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology systems dynamics software. Data for the study are longitudinal and come from written operation records and extensive, repeated, one-on-one Interview from a large poultry plant operation in Bangladesh. Findings This study finds that several current poultry waste production problems are solvable through an integrated approach that generates viable new marketable products with substantial profitable opportunities that also contributes to reductions in industrial pollution. This study confirms that forward, backward and reverse supply chains need to be under one umbrella system to achieve economic, social and environmental benefits. Research limitations/implications This study’s SD model and outputs need additional applications in poultry supply chains in multiple countries. Applying the firm-level model that this study provides is a necessary but insufficient step toward empirical confirmation through replicating.

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A hierarchical revenue-sharing contract in electronic waste closed-loop supply chain

Cited by 30 publications

References 65 publications

E-commerce supply chain inventory decisions and contract design considering sales effort and risk aversion

E-commerce supply chain inventory decisions and contract design considering sales effort and risk aversion

Economic and environmental assessment of an unreliable supply chain management

Environmental sustainability through designing reverse logistical loops: case research of poultry supply chains using system dynamics

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