Combined Effect of Carbon Emission, Exchange Scheme, Trade Credit, and Advertisement Efforts in a Buyer’s Inventory Decision

Bhadoriya, Amrita; Jani, Mrudul Y.; Chaudhari, Urmila

doi:10.1007/s41660-022-00269-9

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“…Martin and Mayan (2022) incorporated digital advertising into an inventory model, considering smart attributes and a linear demand pattern. Bhadoriya et al (2022) studied the combined effect of carbon emissions and an exchange scheme alongside advertising efforts. Shah et al (2022) considered an inspection process to assess the quality of old products received through an exchange scheme, determining optimal values for the selling price, order quantity, and advertisement expenditure.…”

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Optimal Pricing and Advertisement Policy for an Advance Order Booking Inventory System with Order Cancellation under Inflationary Condition

Aggarwal,

Ahmed,

Malik

2023

Int. j. math. eng. manag. sci.

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The e-commerce business has grown significantly over the past few years, mainly due to providing a better customer experience through advance booking and order cancellation options with a full refund. In this paper, the inventory control problem of a firm that offers advance booking for the product and cancellation (with a full refund) before the due delivery date is addressed. A profit maximization model is formulated to find the optimum inventory cycle length, the selling price of the product, and advertisement expenditure. The discounted cash flow approach is used to take into account cash flows at different time points. Advance booking is made at the beginning of the inventory cycle at a discounted price until the time of stock arrival, followed by usual spot sales. The number of order cancellations during the advance booking period is dependent on the waiting time for receiving the order. The impact of revenue collected through advance sales is considered by including interest earned. Product demand is assumed to be the function of advertisement expenditure and the selling price of the product. A solution procedure is suggested, and the model is illustrated through numerical analysis, thereby providing valuable managerial insights based on the results obtained.

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Optimal Pricing and Advertisement Policy for an Advance Order Booking Inventory System with Order Cancellation under Inflationary Condition

Aggarwal,

Ahmed,

Malik

2023

Int. j. math. eng. manag. sci.

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“…From the perspective of the financing effect, Gu et al [28] established a climate-economic-technology comprehensive assessment model and studied the implementation effect of low-carbon technology financing on climate mitigation, technology extension and economic development in the context of climate change cooperation. Bhadoriya et al [29] studied the combined effects of carbon emissions, exchange programs, trade credit and advertising effort in the buyer's inventory decision to seek the buyer's optimal total profit in terms of cycle time, selling price and advertising cost. Yu et al [30] introduced financing constraints into the partial equilibrium analysis framework of heterogeneous enterprises and revealed the influence mechanism of financing constraints on pollutant emission of enterprises.…”

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Study on Low-Carbon Technology Investment Strategies for High Energy-Consuming Enterprises under the Health Co-Benefits of Carbon Emission Reduction

Liu

Sun

2023

Sustainability

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The excessive use of fossil energy has led to a yearly increase in carbon dioxide and atmospheric pollutant emissions, and climate change has become increasingly prominent, seriously affecting people’s daily lives and physical and mental health. According to statistics, rising temperatures and extreme weather phenomena due to climate change have led to a 68% increase in heat-related deaths today compared to the period between 2000 and 2004, and a 61% increase in the number of days humans face high fire risks in the same period. Currently, in order to achieve synergistic economic and environmental development and enhance the health co-benefits of carbon emission reduction, it is urgent for high-energy-consuming enterprises to make sound low-carbon technology investment decisions. Therefore, in this paper, under the carbon quota and trading policy and carbon tax policy, and considering the existence of low-carbon preferences of consumers, the financial constraints of upstream high energy-consuming enterprises and sufficient funds of downstream retailers, a low-carbon technology investment decision model under intra-supply chain financing is constructed using Stackelberg game theory. Moreover, by applying the inverse induction method, we solve the optimal decision of low-carbon technology investment with three different subsidy methods: no subsidy, cost subsidy and product subsidy. Finally, the validity of the model is verified by numerical simulation, and the effects of different influencing factors on low-carbon technology investment are analyzed. The results show that: (1) the reasonable formulation of carbon trading price, carbon tax rate, cost subsidy ratio and product subsidy coefficient are important factors to promote enterprises’ low-carbon technology investment; (2) the improvement of consumers’ low-carbon preference level and the reduction in repayment interest rate can promote enterprises’ investment; (3) compared with no subsidy, cost subsidy and product subsidy can effectively improve enterprises’ low-carbon technology investment enthusiasm, and the effect of product subsidy is better than that of cost subsidy. The effect of product subsidies is better than that of cost subsidies. This paper aims to provide suggestions for the government to refine low-carbon technology investment incentive policies and for enterprises to optimize low-carbon technology investment decisions, so as to enhance the healthy co-benefits of carbon emission reduction and achieve green and sustainable economic development.

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“…This area of study warrants further exploration through a variety of research methodologies to improve the implementation of green finance practices within the green building industry. For instance, an inventory management system [54] could be developed to investigate the impact of green finance on the growth and development of green buildings within the context of carbon tax legislation [55]. Additionally, conducting an analysis of the business strategies employed by green building supply chain enterprises using a multiwarehouse inventory model [56] could yield valuable insights.…”

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Can Green Finance Drive the Development of the Green Building Industry?—Based on the Evolutionary Game Theory

Li,

Zheng,

Zeng

2023

Sustainability

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The construction industry has a significant impact on the environment, and green buildings provide an effective means of reducing environmental impact. Green finance can facilitate industrial transformation and upgrading, reduce construction costs, attract investment, and promote green industry development. However, traditional financing models still dominate the financing of green building projects, even if they are not in line with the core principles of green building. To solve this problem, this paper establishes a three-party evolutionary game model, which, based on the assumption of finite rationality, considers three core stakeholders: bank and financial institutions, developers, and consumers. The conditions for evolutionary stable equilibrium are identified through an equilibrium analysis of the strategic behavior of each subject, followed by a replication dynamic analysis. Simulation analysis was used to study the effects of key parameters on cooperative behavior and evolution. The results of the study show that (1) The high initial willingness of bank and financial institutions and consumers has a significant driving effect on the market. (2) When the market willingness is high, the government can steer the market towards the desired goal at relatively low policy costs. (3) With the support of green finance, green buildings can still flourish even if the return is slightly lower than traditional building projects. The results of the study reveal cooperative behavior and its evolutionary patterns, which help stakeholders coordinate their goals and promote the development of the green building industry.

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Combined Effect of Carbon Emission, Exchange Scheme, Trade Credit, and Advertisement Efforts in a Buyer’s Inventory Decision

Cited by 6 publications

References 39 publications

Optimal Pricing and Advertisement Policy for an Advance Order Booking Inventory System with Order Cancellation under Inflationary Condition

Optimal Pricing and Advertisement Policy for an Advance Order Booking Inventory System with Order Cancellation under Inflationary Condition

Study on Low-Carbon Technology Investment Strategies for High Energy-Consuming Enterprises under the Health Co-Benefits of Carbon Emission Reduction

Can Green Finance Drive the Development of the Green Building Industry?—Based on the Evolutionary Game Theory

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