Dynamic Research on Three-Player Evolutionary Game in Waste Product Recycling Supply Chain System

Xie, Bo; An, Keyu; Cheng, Yingying

doi:10.3390/systems10050185

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“…Establishing a closed-loop supply chain model composed of manufacturers, retailers, and network service platforms, Xiang and Xu [18] found that wholesale and sales prices are higher when manufacturers cooperate with network service platforms. Xie et al [19] built an evolutionary game model for a closed-loop supply chain to investigate the cooperations between manufacturers and e-commerce platform, and they found the incentives to join the cooperations depend on the cost of building the recycling system, which can be affected by the government interventions.…”

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“…Most of the abovementioned studies focused on cooperation between manufacturers and different supply chain members but ignored online platforms. Although Xiang and Xu [18] and Xie [19] examined cooperation between manufacturers and platforms, the mode of cooperation they considered is relatively simple, meaning that they did not fully consider the effect of different sales cooperation modes between manufacturers and e-commerce platforms from a perspective of closed-loop supply chains.…”

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Optimal Decision-Making of Closed-Loop Supply Chains in E-Commerce Platform Considering Sales Cooperations under Environmental Effects and WEEE Regulations

Tan

Pei

et al. 2023

IJERPH

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Nowadays, to achieve carbon neutrality, e-commerce platforms participate in the sales and recycling of electrical and electronic products in consideration of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) regulations and environmental effects. This study builds a Stackelberg game model for an e-commerce closed-loop supply chain (ECLSC) under different sales cooperation modes between a manufacturer of electrical and electronic products and an e-commerce platform. Reverse induction is used to obtain the optimal decision-making and profit of the ECLSC under three sales cooperation modes, considering the influence of environmental effects on optimal decision and objective functions. The results show the following: the sales cooperation mode and environmental cost do not affect the WEEE recovery prices of manufacturers and e-commerce platforms, nor do they affect government subsidy standards for dismantling WEEEs; they are, however, positively correlated with environmental benefits. Furthermore, the wholesale and retail prices of electrical and electronic products under different sales cooperation modes are related to sales cooperation modes and environmental costs. Moreover, the processing fees imposed on the manufacturers are related to the environmental costs of the electrical and electronic products; the thresholds of environmental costs of products for government to levy processing fees are different under different sales cooperation modes. Finally, the environmental cost of products required by the government’s levying of processing fees are the lowest under a hybrid model. Generally speaking, under WEEE regulations, governments should levy more processing fees for electrical and electronic products with higher environmental costs. Meanwhile, increased environmental benefits will always increase the profits of supply chain members, but increased environmental costs do not always reduce the profits of supply chain members, and multichannel product sales do not always generate profits for manufacturers.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Optimal Decision-Making of Closed-Loop Supply Chains in E-Commerce Platform Considering Sales Cooperations under Environmental Effects and WEEE Regulations

Tan

Pei

et al. 2023

IJERPH

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“…However, this paper still has some limitations, and these limitations also provide an opportunity for future research. For example, supply chain members are often partially rational in reality [66,67], thus the impact of fairness concerns on the green supply chain can be studied from the perspective that all supply chain members will be partially rational in the future. In addition, the data used in the numerical simulation come from the existing literature.…”

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Decisions and Coordination of the Green Supply Chain with Retailers’ Fairness Concerns

et al. 2022

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The development of a green economy has become a global consensus. More and more manufacturers are greening their production to build green supply chains. At the same time, retailers are employing green marketing efforts for green products. In addition, members who are followers of the green supply chain are prone to fairness-concern behavior. To investigate the impact of fairness concerns on green supply chain decisions, this study develops a two-tier green supply chain in which the manufacturer makes green input and the retailer makes green marketing effort input. The retailer in the follower position of the supply chain has fairness concerns. Stackelberg game models are constructed and compared in three scenarios: one without fairness concerns, one where the manufacturer considers the retailer’s fairness concerns, and one where the manufacturer does not consider the retailer’s fairness concerns. After the manufacturer decides whether to consider the retailer’s fairness concerns, a two-part tariff contract is used to coordinate the green supply chain based on optimal decision-making and profit under a centralized decision-making condition. The study found that: (1) when the manufacturer considers the retailer’s fairness concerns, fairness concerns will negatively impact greenness, green marketing efforts, wholesale price, and retail price. When the manufacturer does not consider the retailer’s fairness concerns, fairness concerns will not impact greenness or wholesale price, but will negatively impact green marketing efforts; (2) the retailer’s fairness concerns have a negative impact on the green supply chain’s profit, and from the supply chain perspective, the retailer should abandon its fairness concerns; (3) it will be more beneficial if the manufacturer can consider the retailer’s fairness concerns; (4) when the manufacturer does not consider the retailer’s fairness concerns, the retailer can make fairness concerns according to the parameter conditions; (5) when a fixed fee meets a certain range, the two-part tariff contract can coordinate the green supply chain when the retailer has fairness concerns. The results will help manufacturers and retailers better understand fairness concerns and provide them with decision-making guidance and coordinated choices.

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“…Therefore, it is necessary to build a recycling channel to save resources to ensure the sustainable development of human society. The recycling channel is particularly important in the dynamic supply chain of the national economy [3]. If there are dual channels in complex supply chain systems, the supply of goods not only ensures the continuous supply of goods from downstream suppliers but also saves the inventory costs of upstream suppliers [4].…”

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Guarantee Stability of Supply Chain with Dual Channels under Supply Failure of Goods

Fan

2023

Sustainability

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The supply chain is an extremely important and complex system, which is widely related to the social system and the management system. The hierarchical scheduling and production planning of a dynamic supply chain can enable enterprises in the supply chain to obtain, and maintain, stable and lasting competitive advantages; thus, improving the overall competitiveness of the supply chain. Simultaneously, research on supply chains is also a hotspot in system engineering. At present, research on complex supply chain systems with dual channels is insufficient, and analysis of dynamic supply chains with supply failure of goods is rare. In the epidemic era, dynamic supply chain management was affected by the epidemic and became a very challenging topic. The control of the supply chain system under the impact of an epidemic situation is particularly important. This paper focused on H∞ the fault-tolerant control of a complex supply chain system with dual channels. First, from the perspective of engineering practice and green production, we established a new green supply chain model. This supply chain model includes the dual-channel supply of goods and also considers the supply failure of goods. At the same time, production delay and supply delay are also considered in this model. Second, a supply scheduling scheme was designed through cybernetics to ensure the stability of a supply chain with dual channels under supply failure of goods, and we completed supply chain management. Finally, the effectiveness of our results was verified by specific Chinese enterprise data.

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Dynamic Research on Three-Player Evolutionary Game in Waste Product Recycling Supply Chain System

Cited by 3 publications

References 52 publications

Optimal Decision-Making of Closed-Loop Supply Chains in E-Commerce Platform Considering Sales Cooperations under Environmental Effects and WEEE Regulations

Optimal Decision-Making of Closed-Loop Supply Chains in E-Commerce Platform Considering Sales Cooperations under Environmental Effects and WEEE Regulations

Decisions and Coordination of the Green Supply Chain with Retailers’ Fairness Concerns

Guarantee Stability of Supply Chain with Dual Channels under Supply Failure of Goods

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