Pricing and greening decisions of competitive forward and reverse supply chains under government financial intervention: Iranian motorcycle industry case study

Jolai, Herbod; Hafezalkotob, Ashkan; Reza‐Gharehbagh, Raziyeh

doi:10.1016/j.cie.2021.107329

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“…A. considered the effect of direct tariffs and tradable licenses, with and without baseline, on green and non-green supply chain competition based on different modes of government intervention [26]. H. Jolai (2021) considered the effect of the government's moderating role in green decision-making on the game of two competing supply chains composed of retailers and manufacturers [27]. Z. Liu (2022) considered the "free riding" behavior of enterprises in the process of green supply chain development, and investigated the effect of government subsidy coefficients, performance incentive bases, and other factors on the evolutionary game outcome of a two-level green supply chain composed of green suppliers and green manufacturers.…”

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Evolutionary Game Analysis of Green Supply Chain Management Diffusion under Environmental Regulation

Qi,

Guo,

Guan

et al. 2024

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The continuous deterioration of the ecological environment and the increasing scarcity of resources have posed a serious challenge to the survival and development of human beings, and the implementation of green supply chain management (GSCM) in this context is an effective means to ensure the sustainable development of society and the economy. In order to seek the optimal strategy of evolutionary game in the implementation of green supply chain management and explore the influence of environmental regulation intensity and public preference degree on the evolution process of green supply chain management diffusion development, this paper takes the study of green supply chain management diffusion as the core innovation point, and under the premise of environmental regulation, selects the government, the core enterprise, and the public as the participating bodies of green supply chain management diffusion, and uses the theory of evolutionary game to construct a diffusion model of green supply chain management. Using evolutionary game theory to construct a diffusion model, and with the help of MATLAB and other mathematical tools for numerical simulation analysis, we discuss the diffusion of the green supply chain and derive the optimal combination strategy. The results of the study show that: (1) there are four evolutionary stable states in the process of green supply chain management diffusion: preliminary diffusion, extinction, semi-diffusion, and full diffusion; (2) it will be beneficial for the government to promote the evolutionary diffusion of green supply chain management by implementing a higher intensity of pollution tax policy while implementing green supply chain incentive strategies; (3) the government, while implementing environmental regulation policies, should also pay attention to the guidance of the public’s awareness of environmental friendliness and greenness, and focus on the role of the comprehensive strategy selection of the three parties of the game in reaching the optimal state. The conclusions of the study provide theoretical guidance and decision support for the implementation and diffusion of green supply chain management under environmental regulation.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Evolutionary Game Analysis of Green Supply Chain Management Diffusion under Environmental Regulation

Qi,

Guo,

Guan

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…They studied two retail pricing strategies and analyzed the impact of different demand curves and competition level on pricing strategies. Jolai et al (2021) examined pricing and green decision-making of two green supply chains under the two-way logistics mode, and analyzed the impact of government subsidies for different consumer behaviors on the equilibrium strategy. Mahmoodi (2020) developed a bi-level optimization model for the game between two supply chains and investigated product pricing and inventory decisions.…”

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Product pricing and green decision-making considering consumers' multiple preferences under chain-to-chain competition

Wang

Liu²,

Wen³

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PurposeIt is necessary to implement green supply chains. But green development needs to be gradual and coexist with ordinary products in the market. This paper aims to study the green and ordinary product pricing and green decision-making under chain-to-chain competition.Design/methodology/approachThis paper considers consumers' multiple preferences and takes two competitive supply chains with asymmetric channels as the research object. Through the construction of the game models involving different competitive situations, this paper studies the pricing, green decision-making and the supply chains' profits, and discusses the impact of consumer green preference, channel preference, green investment and competition on the decision-making and performance. Finally, this paper further studies the impact of the decision structure on the environmental and economic benefits of supply chains.FindingsThe results show that consumer green preference has an incentive effect on the green supply chain and also provides an opportunity for the regular supply chain to increase revenue. Specifically, consumers' preference for green online channels improves the product greenness, but its impact on the green retailer and regular supply chain depends on the green investment cost. Moreover, competition not only fosters product sustainability, but also improves supply chain performance. This paper also points out that the decentralization of the regular supply chain is conducive to the environmental attributes of the green product, while the environment-friendly structure of the green supply chain is different under different conditions. In addition, the profit of a supply chain under centralized decision is not always higher than that under decentralized decision.Originality/valueThe novelty of this paper is that it investigates the pricing of two heterogeneous alternative products and green decision-making for the green product under the competition between two supply chains with asymmetric channels, in which the green supply chain adopts dual channels and the regular supply chain adopts a single retail channel.

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“…Jin et al (2021) considered a reverse supply chain and focused on pricing and coordination with both online and offline recycling channels. Jolai et al (2021) investigated two competitive remanufacturer-retailer supply chains. They conducted a case study on the Iranian motorcycle industry with government involvement in supporting green product distribution and monetary incentives to consumers.…”

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“…(2021) considered a reverse supply chain and focused on pricing and coordination with both online and offline recycling channels. Jolai et al. (2021) investigated two competitive remanufacturer-retailer supply chains.…”

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Coordinating a reverse supply chain under stochastic demand and uncertain quality of returned products

Giri

Dey

2022

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PurposeThe purpose of this study is to investigate the impact of greening and promotional effort dependent stochastic market demand on the remanufacturer's and the collector's profits when the quality of used products for remanufacturing is uncertain in a reverse supply chain.Design/methodology/approachThe proposed model is developed to obtain optimal profits for the remanufacturer, the collector and the whole supply chain. Both the centralized and decentralized scenarios are considered. To motivate the collector through profit enhancement, the remanufacturer designs a cost-sharing contract. Through numerical examples and sensitivity analysis, the consequences of greenness and promotional effort on optimal profits are investigated.FindingsThe results show that the remanufacturer gets benefited from greening and promotional effort enhancement. However, a higher value of minimum acceptable quality level decreases the profits of the manufacturer and the collector. A cost-sharing contract coordinates the supply chain and improves the remanufacturer's and the collector's profits. Besides green innovation, remanufacturing mitigates the harmful effects of waste in the environment.Originality/valueTwo different viewpoints of remanufacturing are considered here – environmental sustainability and economic sustainability. This paper considers a reverse supply chain with a remanufacturer who remanufactures the used products collected by the collector. The quality of used products is uncertain, and customer demand is stochastic, green and promotional effort sensitive. These two types of uncertainty with green and promotional effort sensitive customer demand differs the current paper from the existing literature.

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Pricing and greening decisions of competitive forward and reverse supply chains under government financial intervention: Iranian motorcycle industry case study

Cited by 12 publications

References 55 publications

Evolutionary Game Analysis of Green Supply Chain Management Diffusion under Environmental Regulation

Evolutionary Game Analysis of Green Supply Chain Management Diffusion under Environmental Regulation

Product pricing and green decision-making considering consumers' multiple preferences under chain-to-chain competition

Coordinating a reverse supply chain under stochastic demand and uncertain quality of returned products

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