2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejor.2020.08.002
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Joint pricing and inventory decisions for substitutable and perishable products under demand uncertainty

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“…Remark 4. By Proposition 2, it is seen that there exist a number of differences between the classical newsboy model (see Model (32) in Section 5.1) and the proposed data-driven robust optimization model (13) in this paper. For example, when the unit selling price decreases, the optimal order quantity derived from Model (32) decreases, which contradicts the first result in Proposition 2.…”
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“…Remark 4. By Proposition 2, it is seen that there exist a number of differences between the classical newsboy model (see Model (32) in Section 5.1) and the proposed data-driven robust optimization model (13) in this paper. For example, when the unit selling price decreases, the optimal order quantity derived from Model (32) decreases, which contradicts the first result in Proposition 2.…”
Section: 3mentioning
confidence: 88%
“…Denote ∆α = α 1 − α. Then, the changes of the two intercepts are 1, the intersection points of l 1 and l 2 is exactly the optimal solution of Model (13), where the horizontal ordinate of the intersection point is the optimal order quantity and its vertical ordinate is the maximal profit. Thus, with regard to impacts of the confidence level on the optimal solution and the maximal profit, we conclude that:…”
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