Necessary conditions for coordination of dual-channel closed-loop supply chain

Yuan, Yanhong; Yang, Jinyao; Yang, Li; Li, Wei

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2019.119823

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“…This study enriches the literature and covers some of the gaps, as shown in Table 1, by considering the traditional and online retailers that are supplied by the products from the manufacturer in the forward supply chain and the recovery products from the reverse supply chain. [39] GT Taleizadeh et al [38] GT Zheng et al [37] GT Zhu et al [41] GT Saha et al [42] GT Hong et al [43] GT Xie et al [44] GT Yuan et al [45] GT Wan and Hong [46] GT Wang et al [47] GT He et al [48] GT Chen et al [22] MINLP This study MILP…”

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“…Yuan et al [45] presented an optimization analysis and GT approach to analyze the necessary conditions for achieving coordination interests under equilibrium conditions for manufacturers, retailers, and third-party online recyclers. Stackelberg game models were formulated by Wan and Hong [46] to analyze the optimal pricing and recycling policies for the CLSC with a retailer and dual collection channel to develop a coordination contract that would eliminate the channel conflict, resulting in an optimal retail price, optimal wholesale price, optimal collection rates, and optimal transfer prices.…”

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Design and Optimization of the Dual-Channel Closed Loop Supply Chain with E-Commerce

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The depletion of natural resources and the degradation of the ecosystem have led many countries to adopt closed-loop supply activities in both their industrial and service sectors. With the widespread use of Internet technology, these aspects motivate the incorporation of e-commerce with the classical closed-loop supply chain. This study suggests a novel mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) model that addresses the integration of e-commerce with a multi-echelon closed-loop supply chain with a multi-period planning time horizon by considering dual channels in manufacturing, and recovery facilities. To validate the model, we obtain optimal decision variables and examine the robustness and applicability of the model, and comprehensive computational experiments are performed. Moreover, sensitivity analysis is carried out to illustrate the efficacy of e-commerce integration by considering the two channels in the closed-loop supply chain. Accordingly, the total cost of the dual-channel CLSC decreases with an increase in customer demand via online retailers, the returned end of life (EOL) products, recycling ratio, and recovery ratio. Some useful managerial implications are provided based on the conducted analysis.

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Design and Optimization of the Dual-Channel Closed Loop Supply Chain with E-Commerce

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“…The main findings of the study are that it has connected the business practices and theoretical explorations. Yuan et al [34] has adopted useful method of optimization analysis and game theory to analyze for the players to achieve interest coordination under equilibrium states. They have also demonstrated the strength of their obtained results by numerical analysis.…”

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Optimal strategies of a dual-channel green supply chain with recycling under retailer promotional effort

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Sarkar

2021

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Due to the hugely populated world, recycling of the used products has become the most significant perspective in e-commerce. The scientists have been exploring how increases the degree of recyclability and the green innovation level. This paper considers a supply chain with a manufacturer, a retailer, a supplier, and a collector. The manufacturer can increase or decrease the level of green innovation by changing the quality of raw materials. He sells them through his direct channel as well as the retailer's traditional channel. The retailer enforces the strategy promotional effort for enlarging his market demand. After Formulating the problem, the strategies in collector-led, supplier-led, collector-supplier Nash, and collector-supplier-retailer Nash game are studied under manufacturer Stackelberg games along with the centralized policy. The parameters' sensitivity has been analyzed to the profit and decision variables and then draw significant managerial insights. The model declares the optimal strategies for each player as well as the chain. It is achieved that the higher level of green innovation and promotional effort always increases all the profits. The optimal pricing decisions be lowest under the Collector-Supplier Nash game.

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“…Yang et al [37] discussed collection channel selection in the case of a CLSC under a cap-and-trade regulation. For a dualchannel CLSC in which traditional retailers and online recyclers are jointly responsible for collection, Yuan et al [38] studied collection and pricing decision-making and analyzed the necessary conditions for coordination. Chen and Gao [39] discussed the effects of collection services and incentives on waste products collection and enterprise performance under four different collection modes.…”

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Collection and Coordination Strategies in a Dual-Channel Closed-Loop Supply Chain Under Manufacturer Diseconomies of Scale

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Manufacturing enterprises often face the problem of an increasing production cost per unit of output-that is, diseconomies of scale-due to technology or management ability. This paper examines the collection channel selection and coordination strategies of a dual-channel closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) in the presence of manufacturer diseconomies of scale. Decision models for a dual-channel CLSC with single-and dual-channel waste product collection are constructed from the perspectives of centralized and decentralized decision-making, and the effects of diseconomies of scale and sales/collection competition on the pricing of new products and the waste product collection rate are analyzed. Moreover, criteria for selecting a collection channel are given for CLSC members and the system as a whole, and two-part tariff contracts are designed to coordinate the dual-channel CLSC under different collection channels. We find that the optimal pricing decision and members' profits are negatively correlated with diseconomies of scale and positively correlated with sales competition. Under the dual-channel sales structure, the direct sales volume is more than twice that of retail sales, and the stronger the sales competition, the more pronounced this advantage is. Further, from the perspective of collection, when collection competition is weak, the dualchannel collection strategy is optimal, while as competition increases, the single-channel collection strategy may be better. The manufacturer's collection rate is more than twice that of the retailer under dual-channel collection, and the stronger collection competition is, the larger this gap is. Finally, the conclusions are verified by numerical simulation, and management insights are proposed. INDEX TERMSDiseconomies of scale; Dual-channel closed-loop supply chain; Pricing decision; Collection strategy; Coordination

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Necessary conditions for coordination of dual-channel closed-loop supply chain

Cited by 26 publications

References 43 publications

Design and Optimization of the Dual-Channel Closed Loop Supply Chain with E-Commerce

Design and Optimization of the Dual-Channel Closed Loop Supply Chain with E-Commerce

Optimal strategies of a dual-channel green supply chain with recycling under retailer promotional effort

Collection and Coordination Strategies in a Dual-Channel Closed-Loop Supply Chain Under Manufacturer Diseconomies of Scale

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