Managing channel profits of different cooperative models in closed-loop supply chains

Ma, Zhenjun; Zhang, Nian; Ding, Ying; Hu, Shu

doi:10.1016/j.omega.2015.06.013

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“…They also made comparison on the optimal strategies in both dual recycling channel and single recycling channel (including the retailer or the third party) with the result that the parameter domain of the competitive strength was deducted when the dual recycling channel was superior to the single recycling channel, respectively, from the perspectives of both the manufacturer and the consumer. Zu et al [10] established a three-tier supply chain consisting of one manufacturer, one retailer, and two recyclers for the purpose of discussing how different cooperative strategy structures could affect the decision-making of closed-loop supply chains. It turns out that the cooperation strategy could create the win-win situation, improve the profit of the partners, and realize the higher efficiency from the perspective of the entire supply chain.…”

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Stability Analysis and Chaos Control of Recycling Price Game Model for Manufacturers and Retailers

Yan

2019

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With application of nonlinear theory, this paper makes study on the long-term competition in a recycling price game model by manufacturers and retailers. The paper makes analysis on the local stability of the Nash equilibrium point and gives the corresponding stable region. It has been found that the stability of the whole system would be significantly impacted by the following factors which include adjustment speed of the recycling price, the proportion of recycled products by channels, the sensitivity of consumers for the recycling price, and the price cross-elasticity between two channels. By means of the simulation technology, the complexity of the recycling price in the system in the long-term competition has been demonstrated. Owing to the change of parameters, bifurcation, chaos, and other phenomena would appear in the system. When the system is becoming chaotic, the profit of the whole system decreased. All these show that the operational efficiency for the whole system will be impaired by the chaos. Effective chaotic control of the system will be realized by the use of the parameter adaptation method.

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Stability Analysis and Chaos Control of Recycling Price Game Model for Manufacturers and Retailers

Yan

2019

Complexity

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“…They also discussed the influence of the uncertainty level of demand and supply on each variable in the closed-loop supply chain. Zu-Jun et al [11] built a three-stage supply chain composed of one manufacturer, one retailer, and two recycle bins and discussed the influence of different cooperation structure on decisions in closed-loop supply chain.…”

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Research on the Complexity and Chaos Control about a Closed‐Loop Supply Chain with Dual‐Channel Recycling and Uncertain Consumer Perception

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According to game theory, chaotic dynamics theory, and complexity based on the literature review about the pricing strategy and recycling channels of the closed-loop supply chain, on the background of the widespread hybrid recycling channels in Chinese electronic products market, this paper builds a closed-loop supply chain model with dual-channel recycling composed of one manufacturer and one third-party. We assume that the consumer perception towards the remanufacturing products is uncertain and limited. We carry on theoretical analysis of this model and perform numerical simulations from the perspective of entropy theory. Results show that a precipitous speed of recycling price adjustment of the manufacturer or the third-party will both lead the system into a chaotic state and cause the entropy of the system to increase. The system is sensitive to initial conditions in this chaotic condition. Focusing on the harmful effects of chaotic system, we introduce adjustment parameter to efficiently control the chaos. The results have a strong reference value to practical problems, so it has a great value in both theory and application.

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“…These aspects need further study considering the growing market of remanufactured products in general. (6) The CLSC with many competitive manufacturers and one common retailer, or one common manufacturer and numerous competitive retailers can be considered under asymmetric information Zu-Jun et al 2015). Here, the future work can explore the effect of asymmetrical information on acquisition price management in CLSC.…”

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Future aspect of acquisition management in closed-loop supply chain

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2016

International Journal of Sustainable Engineering

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This paper reviews the current development and practices in closed-loop supply chain under content analysis of the published literatures. A comprehensive literature review of recent and state-of-the-art paper is vital to draw a framework and to shed light on the future direction. We have reviewed here articles on remanufacturing with special emphasis on literature related to acquisition management of returned items. For review of articles, various web-based search engine, books, journal and conference proceeding are selected and reviewed. The research papers are then analysed and categorized to construct useful foundation of past research. The review shows that current researchers are focusing on devising pricing policies to attract used products from customers. Finally, gaps in the literature are identified to suggest future research opportunities.

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Managing channel profits of different cooperative models in closed-loop supply chains

Cited by 129 publications

References 33 publications

Stability Analysis and Chaos Control of Recycling Price Game Model for Manufacturers and Retailers

Stability Analysis and Chaos Control of Recycling Price Game Model for Manufacturers and Retailers

Research on the Complexity and Chaos Control about a Closed‐Loop Supply Chain with Dual‐Channel Recycling and Uncertain Consumer Perception

Future aspect of acquisition management in closed-loop supply chain

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