Manufacturer-retailer coordination in a closed-loop supply chain system with emission reduction, government incentives, and energy-saving level

Adam, Niimas Ayu Frensilia Putri; Jauhari, Wakhid Ahmad; Dwicahyani, Anindya Rachma

doi:10.1080/23311916.2022.2107789

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“…Guo et al [33] considered two programs, trade-old-for-new implemented by the manufacturer, and trade-old-for-cash provided by the third party collector for selling new products and recycling used products, respectively, and investigated the effects of the trade-old-for-new subsidy to the manufacturer on the firms, consumers, and society. Adam et al [34] discussed the impact of the government incentives toward carbon emission reduction, product return, and energy savings on the optimal decision of the whole CLSC.…”

Section: Government Financial Incentive In Supply Chain Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In accordance with the above review and the comparison in Table 1, the following research gaps and our contributions can be derived. √ × × × Jena and Meena [18] √ × × × Mahdiraji et al [19] √ × × × Wang et al [21] √ × √ × Ma et al [14] √ × √ × Ma et al [25] × √ × × Liu et al [29] × √ × × Jena et al [39] × √ × × Adam et al [34] × √ × × Mondal and Giri [38] × √ × × Wang et al [6] × √ √ × Liu et al [37] √ √ × × Zhang et al [26] × √…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Second, most of previous studies that considers government subsidy assume the subsidy as an exogenous factor and analyze the impact of government subsidy on the performance of the CLSC, such as Adam et al [34], Mondal and Giri [38], and Wang et al [6], but the optimal subsidy level is not decided from the government's perspective. This paper considers the government subsidy as an endogenous factor and the government participates in the decision process to determine the optimal subsidy level.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Optimal Government Subsidy Decision and Its Impact on Sustainable Development of a Closed-Loop Supply Chain

Gu,

Xue,

Zhao

et al. 2023

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Government subsidies generally play an important role in the sustainable operations management of a closed-loop supply chain (CLSC). This paper investigates the optimal government subsidy decision and its influence on the sustainable development of the CLSC, consisting of one manufacturer, one retailer, and one third-party collector, from the economic, environmental, and social perspectives. Based on game analysis technology, different Stackelberg game models among the government and the CLSC members are formulated to analyze the optimal decisions under different power structures. By conducting theoretic comparative and sensitivity analyses and a case study, the effects of the government subsidy and the power structure are explored from the total profit, environmental benefit, and social welfare. Results show that the subsidy is good for sustainable development of the CLSC, which improves the total profit of the CLSC members, environmental benefit, and social welfare and the improvement effect is more prominent when the CLSC members have unequal bargaining power. Moreover, according to the growth proportion of profit, the retailer and collector benefit more from the subsidy among the CLSC members when they have different bargaining power, otherwise, the CLSC members benefit equally from the subsidy, and the subsidy is more beneficial to the environment compared with the total supply chain profit and social welfare.

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Section: Government Financial Incentive In Supply Chain Managementmentioning

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Section: Research Gaps and Our Contributionsmentioning

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Section: Research Gaps and Our Contributionsmentioning

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Optimal Government Subsidy Decision and Its Impact on Sustainable Development of a Closed-Loop Supply Chain

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“…Although the increase of 𝛼 will lead to a decrease in manufacturer's profit, cross channel returns can increase the total profit of the supply chain in the long run. Remark 5.2 Game theoretic method is a common method for decision-making problem in many existing articles which have achieved a lot of research results [47,48]. However, the dynamic issues, such as customer random demand and the evolution process of inventory and so on, can't be addressed by using the game theoretic method.…”

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Robust Control Strategy for Dual-Channel Supply Chain With Free Riding Behavior and Cross-Channel Return

Xia,

2023

IEEE Access

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In order to obtain customer satisfaction and promote the overall revenue of the supply chain system, offline purchase and online return strategy, called a new kind of cross channel return strategy (hereinafter referred to as "cross channel return"), has been gradually adopted by more and more enterprises in China. Moreover, free riding behavior is always inevitable in supply chain system. When a supply chain system includes free riding behavior and cross channel return strategy, the system is complex so that its stability can't be ensured easily. Hence, the management of the complex supply chain system mentioned above is a major challenge. In this article, the inventory and profit control strategy for a dual channel supply chain (DCSC) with cross channel return and free riding behavior is developed. Firstly, the mathematical model of the supply chain is set up based on the discrete state space equation. Secondly, utilizing the Lyapunov stability theory and the linear matrix inequality (LMI) method, a robust 𝐻 ∞ control strategy is designed to suppress the bullwhip effect caused by customer random demand. Thirdly, the impact of consumer channel preference, cross channel return and free riding behavior on inventory, production/ordering and profit in the supply chain system is studied by analyzing four different models, such as N-FC(without free riding behavior or cross channel return), Y-C(with cross channel return only), Y-F(with free riding behavior only), Y-FC(with both free riding behavior and cross channel return). Finally, the simulation tests are carried out to verify the performance of the robust control strategy, and some management insights and conclusions are summarized.INDEX TERMS dual-channel supply chain, robust 𝐻 ∞ control, free riding behavior, offline purchase and online return strategy, bullwhip effect.

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Lifecycle assessment and electro-spinning technique for a sustainable fiber bottle production system with controllable waste and wastewater treatment

Wani,

Mishra

2024

Journal of Cleaner Production

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Manufacturer-retailer coordination in a closed-loop supply chain system with emission reduction, government incentives, and energy-saving level

Cited by 5 publications

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Optimal Government Subsidy Decision and Its Impact on Sustainable Development of a Closed-Loop Supply Chain

Optimal Government Subsidy Decision and Its Impact on Sustainable Development of a Closed-Loop Supply Chain

Robust Control Strategy for Dual-Channel Supply Chain With Free Riding Behavior and Cross-Channel Return

Lifecycle assessment and electro-spinning technique for a sustainable fiber bottle production system with controllable waste and wastewater treatment

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