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The following pages link to Buyer-specific versus uniform pricing in a closed-loop supply chain with third-party remanufacturing (Q1622808):

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• Technology improvement strategy for green products under competition: the role of government subsidy (Q2029036) (← links)
• Information sharing in an e-tailing supply chain for fresh produce with freshness-keeping effort and value-added service (Q2029377) (← links)
• Outsourcing decision-making in global remanufacturing supply chains: the impact of tax and tariff regulations (Q2079406) (← links)
• Channel structures and information value in a closed-loop supply chain with corporate social responsibility based on the third-party collection (Q2109474) (← links)
• Implications of green optimism upon sustainable supply chain management (Q2239850) (← links)
• Coordinating a closed loop supply chain with fairness concern by a constant wholesale price contract (Q2239852) (← links)
• Does implementing trade-in and green technology together benefit the environment? (Q2239894) (← links)
• Team of rivals: how should original equipment manufacturers cooperate with independent remanufacturers via authorisation? (Q2242335) (← links)
• Proprietary parts as a secondary market strategy (Q2294633) (← links)
• Rent, sell, and remanufacture: the manufacturer's choice when remanufacturing can be outsourced (Q2673570) (← links)
• Decision Analysis Between Government and Competing Enterprises Under E-Waste Take-Back Regulations (Q5012179) (← links)
• Should OEMs Outsource Remanufacturing to Retailers? (Q5149529) (← links)
• Endogenizing the Cost Parameter in Cournot Oligopoly (Q5149577) (← links)
• The prices and quality of new and remanufactured products in a new market segment (Q6070125) (← links)
• Flexible versus committed and specific versus uniform: wholesale price contracting in a supply chain with downstream process innovation (Q6082279) (← links)
• Competition of consumables' original brand manufacturers and remanufacturers considering the entry of compatible manufacturers (Q6106492) (← links)
• Implications of coproduction technology on waste management: who can benefit from the coproduct made of leftover materials? (Q6167374) (← links)
• Process innovation for green product in a closed loop supply chain with remanufacturing (Q6491693) (← links)