2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejor.2007.11.029
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Pricing used products for remanufacturing

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“…In the investment market, the stock price is a Geometric Brownian Motion (GBM). We believe that the major mathematical studies on pricing at remanufacturing have been done by Mitra [23], Vorasayan and Ryan [24], Liang, Pokharel, and Lim [25], and Guide, Teunter, and Wassenhove [15]. In Table 1 we compare four models that are introduced by these researchers.…”
Section: Related Research: Pricing In Remanufacturingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the investment market, the stock price is a Geometric Brownian Motion (GBM). We believe that the major mathematical studies on pricing at remanufacturing have been done by Mitra [23], Vorasayan and Ryan [24], Liang, Pokharel, and Lim [25], and Guide, Teunter, and Wassenhove [15]. In Table 1 we compare four models that are introduced by these researchers.…”
Section: Related Research: Pricing In Remanufacturingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many scholars have established a closed-loop supply chain model from the perspective of operational research and game theory. Liang et al [1] held the view that new products and reproducing products have different prices in market and the retail price of remanufacturing products follows geometric Brownian motion. Based on this opinion, they introduced a model to connect recycling price with selling price.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Na remanufatura os produtos passiveis de recuperação são integrados a fabricação de novos itens ou destinados a mercados secundários (ALINOVE; BOTTANI; MONTANARI, 2012). No entanto, como a remanufatura requer um suprimento contínuo de produtos usados, o incentivo econômico é necessário para atrair clientes para retornar seus produtos usados (LIANG;LIM, 2009). Quando não há meios para remanufaturar os produtos usados os fabricantes devem assumir a responsabilidade pela reciclagem e eliminação dos produtos que atingiram o fim de seus ciclos de vida (DINLERA; GÜNGÖR,2017).…”
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