Information Sharing in a Supply Chain under Cap-and-Trade Regulation

Yu, Miaojie; Li, Tuo

doi:10.1155/2018/4573919

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“…In the UK, regulations related to mandatory information disclosure are also under discussion. Japanese government departments, Canada, and Australia began to implement the system of reporting greenhouse gas emissions to relevant departments in 2004 and 2007, respectively [8][9][10]. Based on the above information, we can see that the government continues to put forward and improve the management system to continuously improve the information disclosure level of enterprises, and at the same time, the business risk of enterprises will also increase [11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Impact of Carbon Information on Enterprise Value: Analysis Model Design Based on Big Data

Kong

Zhao

2022

Scientific Programming

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Investors pay more and more attention to the issue of climate change information disclosure of listed companies. Whether the company can effectively deal with the impact of climate change on its own operations and make reasonable information disclosure will undoubtedly affect the value of the enterprise. Aiming at this, an analysis model based on big data is designed for the impact of carbon information on enterprise value. This study selects the sample stocks of the Shanghai Stock Exchange responsibility index every year as the research sample, counts the carbon information through the social responsibility reports of listed companies, and uses the index method to score the carbon information of each company to measure the quality of carbon information disclosure. Firstly, it analyzes the situation of carbon information disclosure in China through descriptive statistics and then constructs relevant models to conduct an empirical analysis on the impact of carbon information disclosure on enterprise value.

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Impact of Carbon Information on Enterprise Value: Analysis Model Design Based on Big Data

Kong

Zhao

2022

Scientific Programming

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“…Based on the average unit carbon emissions trading price of April 2020 in Fujian Province of China, let k = 9:1. With reference to the setting of the remaining parameters in [30][31][32], we set c m = 500, τ = 0:12, n = 0:84, δ = 0:8, a = 5000, e = 10, d = 300, ε = 0:3, φ = 50, r = 0:4, μ = 15, b = 10, and β = 0:2; these values ensure that the optimal value is meaningful, and the results are shown in Tables 4-6.…”

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A New Spectral Three‐Term Conjugate Gradient Method with Random Parameter Based on Modified Secant Equation and Its Application to Low‐Carbon Supply Chain Optimization

Zhou

Yang

Cao

2022

Journal of Mathematics

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In this work, considering the advantages of spectral conjugate gradient method and quasi-Newton method, a spectral three-term conjugate gradient method with random parameter is proposed. The parameter in the search direction of the new method is determined by minimizing the Frobenius norm of difference between search direction matrix and self-scaled memoryless BFGS matrix based on modified secant equation. Then, the search direction satisfying the sufficient descent condition is obtained. The global convergence of new method is proved under appropriate assumptions. Numerical experiments show that our method has better performance by comparing with the up-to-date method. Furthermore, the new method has been successfully applied to the optimization of low-carbon supply chain.

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“…Shin and Tunca [39] investigated the influence of incentive contracts (wholesale-price contract and two-part tariff contract) on retailers' investment in demand forecasting. Yu and Li [40] investigated information sharing issues in different supply chain structures under the cap-and-trade policy.…”

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Information Investment and Sharing in a Two-Echelon Supply Chain under Government Subsidy and Consumer Preference for Energy-Saving Products

Yang

2020

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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This study establishes a two-echelon supply chain with one manufacturer who invests in energy-saving products (ESPs) and one retailer who sells the products and may possess demand-forecast advantage. Considering government subsidy and consumer preference for ESPs and a random demand, we develop a four-stage Stackelberg game model to research the optimal strategies of the information investment and sharing of the retailer and the energy-saving R&D of the manufacturer. The results show the following: (1) When incurring a low information investment cost, the retailer is willing to invest in information acquisition techniques, while the retailer agreeing to share market information is related to the government subsidies and the probability of a high demand. The optimal strategy for the retailer is to share information when the probability of a high demand is less than 50% and the government subsidies for ESPs are high. Otherwise, the optimal strategy is not to share information. (2) The manufacturer not always expects the retailer to share information, which depends on the probability of a high demand and manufacturing cost. Especially, when the probability of a high demand is less than 50%, only a manufacturer incurring high cost will expect. (3) If the retailer refuses to share the information, the manufacturer can motivate the retailer to change his/her decision by sharing the information investment cost.

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Information Sharing in a Supply Chain under Cap-and-Trade Regulation

Cited by 4 publications

References 40 publications

Impact of Carbon Information on Enterprise Value: Analysis Model Design Based on Big Data

Impact of Carbon Information on Enterprise Value: Analysis Model Design Based on Big Data

A New Spectral Three‐Term Conjugate Gradient Method with Random Parameter Based on Modified Secant Equation and Its Application to Low‐Carbon Supply Chain Optimization

Information Investment and Sharing in a Two-Echelon Supply Chain under Government Subsidy and Consumer Preference for Energy-Saving Products

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