Dynamic game strategies for construction and demolition waste recycling with learning and reference effects

Hu, Qidan; Su, Peiyang; Feng, Xinliang

doi:10.1016/j.eiar.2021.106592

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“…[27] The impact of CDW management stakeholders' behavior and economic incentives on CDW management [28][29][30] Research on CDW management from the perspective of supply chain operation [31] Decision-making behavior of recycling units and CDW remanufacturers under the evolutionary game [32] The decision and profit of the CDW resource utilization supply chain under the Stackelberg model [33][34][35]…”

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“…Therefore, some scholars have constructed evolutionary game models and found that business leaders, the government supervision rate, the government cost subsidy rate, and the recycling unit's effort profit coefficient will affect the decision-making behavior of recycling units and CDW remanufacturers [32]. Other scholars have found, by solving the Stackelberg model, that factors such as the learning effect, reference effect, information sharing, and fairness concerns, can affect the decision making and profit of the CDW resource utilization supply chain [33][34][35].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Considering Consumers’ Green Preferences and Government Subsidies in the Decision Making of the Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Supply Chain: A Stackelberg Game Approach

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Resource utilization of construction and demolition waste (CDW) is regarded to be an important means of achieving the sustainable development of the economy and the environment. However, previous research has not fully considered the green degree of products in the demand function of CDW remanufactured products. This study aimed to clarify how consumers’ green preferences and government subsidies affect decision making in the supply chain. First, a CDW resource utilization supply chain model composed of building materials manufacturers and retailers was constructed using consumer behavior theory. Second, the optimal decision making of members under conditions of decentralized and centralized decision making was analyzed using the Stackelberg game solution. Finally, the validity of the model and conclusions were verified by numerical simulation. The main conclusions are as follows. Government subsidies have a different impact on the pricing of new building materials products and CDW remanufactured products. Under decentralized decision making, the optimal profit of the CDW resource utilization supply chain with government subsidies is higher. However, under centralized decision making, the optimal profit is also related to consumers’ green preferences. According to consumers’ green preferences, choosing different decision-making models can not only improve the total profit of the CDW resource utilization supply chain, but also improve the reuse rate of CDW.

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Considering Consumers’ Green Preferences and Government Subsidies in the Decision Making of the Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Supply Chain: A Stackelberg Game Approach

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“…Recalling the literature (Hu et al, 2021; Liu et al, 2022), the market size is normalized to 1. In the stable single period, each consumer at most buys one vehicle.…”

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The implications of the carbon tax on the vehicle remanufacturing industry in the complex competitive environment

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Guo

et al. 2023

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Under the carbon tax policy, the vehicle remanufacturing has become popular, which threatens the new vehicle market. Facing the complicated competitive environment, the automobile manufacturer always adjusts product modular design to deal with the challenges from the internal and external remanufacturing. Currently, considering the impacts of the complicated market competitions and product modular design on the enterprise's operation management, how the carbon tax policy affects the vehicle remanufacturing is still uncertain. Thus, we construct a duopoly remanufacturing competition model consisting of an automobile manufacturer and remanufacturer with the aim of maximizing profit and determine the optimal product modular design, production, and remanufacturing decisions as well as profits. Then, we explore the impacts of the carbon tax on the vehicle remanufacturing supply chain from the perspectives of the economic, environment, and consumer surplus. The results show that the carbon tax is always disadvantageous to automobile manufacturer's profit but may benefit the automobile remanufacturer's profit. Contrary to the intuition, improving the carbon tax is not always conducive to the environment and harmful to the consumer.

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“…Hu et al [ 23 ] proposed a CDW reverse supply chain consisting of manufacturers, recyclers and contractors. Based on this, they analyzed a dynamic game strategy for CDW recycling with learning and reference effects.…”

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Impact of Recycler Information Sharing on Supply Chain Performance of Construction and Demolition Waste Resource Utilization

Zheng

Zhu

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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In recent years, the generation of a large amount of construction and demolition waste (CDW) has threatened the public environment and human health. The inefficient supply chain of CDW resource utilization hinders the green development of countries around the world, including China. This study aims to reveal the impact of information sharing regarding recyclers’ market demand forecast on the performance of CDW resource utilization supply chains. Therefore, this paper uses the incomplete information dynamic game method to establish and solve the decision-making model of the construction and demolition waste resource utilization supply chain under the conditions of recyclers sharing and not sharing their information. The paper then obtains the Bayesian equilibrium solution and the optimal expected profit for each party. Finally, a numerical simulation was used in order to verify the validity of the model and conclusions. The main conclusions are as follows. In the CDW resource utilization supply chain, if the recycler is more pessimistic about the market’s demand forecast, their information sharing makes the remanufacturer more motivated to improve their level of environmental responsibility. In addition, information sharing by recyclers is always beneficial in increasing the profit of the remanufacturer, but it also may make the recycler lose profit. When the efficiency of the environmental responsibility investment of remanufacturers is in a high range, information sharing increases the profits of recyclers. Conversely, information sharing has no significant effect on the profits of recyclers. The impact on the profits of the entire CDW resource utilization supply chain depends on the intensity of competition among channels, the market share of offline recycling channels and the efficiency of environmental responsibility investments.

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Dynamic game strategies for construction and demolition waste recycling with learning and reference effects

Cited by 19 publications

References 44 publications

Considering Consumers’ Green Preferences and Government Subsidies in the Decision Making of the Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Supply Chain: A Stackelberg Game Approach

Considering Consumers’ Green Preferences and Government Subsidies in the Decision Making of the Construction and Demolition Waste Recycling Supply Chain: A Stackelberg Game Approach

The implications of the carbon tax on the vehicle remanufacturing industry in the complex competitive environment

Impact of Recycler Information Sharing on Supply Chain Performance of Construction and Demolition Waste Resource Utilization

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