An Empirical Study on the Innovation Sharing Express Box: Collaborative Consumption and the Overlay Network Design

Liu, Aijun; Ji, Xiaohui; Tsai, Sang‐Bing; Lu, Hongguang; Du, Gang; Feng, Luzhao; Li, Guodong; Wang, Jiangtao

doi:10.3390/su10072201

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“…Through analyzing the case of a supermarket, Gustavo et al [8] conclude that the main motivation for supermarkets and suppliers to redesign packaging is economic benefit. Liu et al conducted an empirical analysis on the feasibility of shared express boxes to guide its development and popularization [35]. Meherishi et al [36] reviewed supply chain management for recyclable packaging in the circular economy.…”

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Impacts of the BOPS Option on Sustainable Retailing

2020

Sustainability

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This paper focuses on the value of an omnichannel retailing option, Buy-Online-and-Pick-up-in-Store (BOPS), in reducing environmental impact. Analytical models were established to explore the impacts of the BOPS strategy on the pricing and expected profit of the dual-channel retailer as well as the environment. The equilibrium solutions under dual-channel and omnichannel scenarios were obtained. Then, we considered the impact of loyal store consumers in the extended model. We find that the retailer will increase the product price after adopting the BOPS strategy. Our analytical results also show that when the operating cost of the BOPS strategy is relatively low, the total demand under the omnichannel scenario is greater than that under the dual-channel scenario and vice versa. In addition, this strategy can always reduce the environmental impact in terms of the pure online demand. Finally, when the operating cost is lower and the fraction of consumers without channel preference is higher, the retailer can benefit from the BOPS strategy. In this case, the BOPS strategy can achieve profit improvement and environmental impact reduction.

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Impacts of the BOPS Option on Sustainable Retailing

2020

Sustainability

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“…Collaborative consumption and food sharing analysis in the digital era is still at an early stage and, therefore, requires a more in-depth analysis. These two studies lack quantitative methods [120,121]. Quantitative methods support the validation of the qualitative results, primarily through netnography [122].…”

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A Conceptual Framework for Food Sharing as Collaborative Consumption

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Yudoko

2022

Foods

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Food waste has increased significantly and become a global issue amidst a growing concern regarding famine in several countries. Food sharing constitutes the solution to the problem provided an appropriate framework is developed that guides its application. The sharing economy was touted as the appropriate framework, yet it is excessively macroscopic to be able to capture the dynamics of food sharing activities. A microscopic framework is required to overcome this problem, the concept of collaborative consumption with its focus on activity level being one potential solution. However, an investigation into how food sharing activities can be viewed as collaborative consumption should be completed. This paper presents an analysis of the relationship between food sharing activities and collaborative consumption. The authors employed a systematic literature review conducted by meta-analysis and content analysis to identify the commonalities between the two and the theories underlying them. The result is a conceptual framework of food sharing activities as a collaborative consumption practice. The framework highlights eight propositions that can explain the intention, performance, and continuity of food sharing activities. At the end of the paper, the authors outline the theoretical and managerial contributions and recommend future research activities.

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Exploring young consumers’ intention to pay for shared express packaging: A multi-study analysis

Shen

Chen

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Journal of Business Research

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An Empirical Study on the Innovation Sharing Express Box: Collaborative Consumption and the Overlay Network Design

Cited by 4 publications

References 56 publications

Impacts of the BOPS Option on Sustainable Retailing

Impacts of the BOPS Option on Sustainable Retailing

A Conceptual Framework for Food Sharing as Collaborative Consumption

Exploring young consumers’ intention to pay for shared express packaging: A multi-study analysis

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