Decision models of closed-loop supply chain with different recycling channels considering manufacturer's fairness concerns

Yao, Fengmin; Liu, Shan

doi:10.1109/ccdc.2017.7978323

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“…The recycling subjects can be divided into three modes: manufacturing enterprises, sales enterprises, and recycling and dismantling enterprises according to the recycling subjects [29]. Yao and Teng [30] studied the closed-loop supply chain that consisted of manufacturers, retailers, and recyclers based on fairness concerns, and analyzed the impact of competitive behavior of the two retailers. Some scholars also apply the system dynamics model to study waste recycling patterns in the context of closed-loop supply chains [31].…”

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Research on Power Battery Recycling in the Green Closed-Loop Supply Chain: An Evolutionary Game-Theoretic Analysis

Lai

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Sustainability

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The used power batteries of new energy vehicles have become a combined issue of environmental pollution, resource scarcity, and economic sustainability. Power battery recycling is inevitably becoming the key link in the formation of the green closed-loop supply chain for new energy vehicles and the green cycle of the new energy vehicles industry. This study establishes a three-party evolutionary game model of “new energy vehicle manufacturers, power battery manufacturers, and power battery recyclers”, simulates the dynamic evolution process of each game player’s strategy, and analyzes the effects of the digital transformation factor and other factors leading to the evolution trend. The main results show that: (i) in the absence of sufficient incentives and constraints, the green closed-loop power battery supply chain cannot be formed naturally; (ii) digital transformation is an important factor in the journey of the green closed-loop supply chain for power battery recycling, and (iii) government rewards and penalties can promote the formation of the green closed-loop supply chain for power batteries. This research innovatively investigates the concept of the green closed-loop power battery supply chain and its formation mechanism, which provides theoretical support to promote the recycling of used power batteries to achieve sustainability.

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Section: Green Closed-loop Supply Chain and Its Influencing Factorsmentioning

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Research on Power Battery Recycling in the Green Closed-Loop Supply Chain: An Evolutionary Game-Theoretic Analysis

Lai

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Sustainability

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“…Lu et al [23] considered the competitive factors among the retailers in the cooperative advertising model and solved its equilibrium ordering strategy and cooperative advertising strategy under the background of a single manufacturer and multiple competing retailers. [33] This paper Nevertheless, the above research about "one-to-many" supply chain did not consider the influence of the decision-maker's subjective behavior (e.g., fairness concern, overconfidence). Nie et al [26] respectively considered the impacts of horizontal fairness concern and vertical fairness concern on the supply chain that consists of a single manufacturer and two retailers and proposed a coordination plan combining fixed fee and quantity discount contract.…”

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“…Ho et al [17] established a duopoly supply chain game model with a single manufacturer and two retailers to research how an enterprise's vertical fairness concern and horizontal fairness concern simultaneously affect the three-party supply chain coordination. Yao et al [33] discussed the impacts of retailers' fairness concern and the degree of competition between them on the closed-loop supply chain comprising of a single manufacturer, two competing retailers, and a single third-party recycler, but they assumed that the retailers are homogeneous, in other words, retailers are absolutely the same. Actually, retailers in real life are diversified such as retailers' product types and geographic locations may be different.…”

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The combined impacts of consumer green preference and fairness concern on the decision of three-party supply chain

Liu

Lei

2022

JIMO

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Consumer green preference (CGP) and fairness concern have posed significant impact on supply chain, respectively. This paper study the combined impacts of CGP and fairness concern on the supply chain that consists of a manufacturer, a green retailer, and a traditional retailer. Specifically, the optimal decision-makings are solved in seven cases, fairness neutrality (FN), the green retailer and the traditional retailer has vertical fairness concern (VFC) respectively, the two retailers has horizontal fairness concern (HFC) respectively, both retailers have vertical fairness concern (BVFC), both retailers have horizontal fairness concern (BHFC). Our main results via numerical simulation follow. (1) The improvement of CGP benefits the supply chain members except the traditional retailer. (2) The green retailer's VFC benefits itself and the whole supply chain, whereas bad for the manufacturer and the traditional retailer. However, the green retailer's HFC bad for itself, while benefits the manufacturer and the traditional retailer. (3) The traditional retailer's profits are affected by both CGP and fairness concern. (4) The high level of BVFC benefits the two retailers, but bad for the manufacturer. Conversely, the high level of BHFC will intensify competition between retailers and thus bad for them, while the manufacturer can benefit from it.

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Research on a collaboration model of green closed-loop supply chains towards intelligent manufacturing

Ling

et al. 2022

Multimed Tools Appl

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Decision models of closed-loop supply chain with different recycling channels considering manufacturer's fairness concerns

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Research on Power Battery Recycling in the Green Closed-Loop Supply Chain: An Evolutionary Game-Theoretic Analysis

Research on Power Battery Recycling in the Green Closed-Loop Supply Chain: An Evolutionary Game-Theoretic Analysis

The combined impacts of consumer green preference and fairness concern on the decision of three-party supply chain

Research on a collaboration model of green closed-loop supply chains towards intelligent manufacturing

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