Pages that link to "Item:Q319906"

The following pages link to Consignment contract for mobile apps between a single retailer and competitive developers with different risk attitudes (Q319906):

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• Coordinating pricing and advertising decisions for supply chain under consignment contract in the dynamic setting (Q1632870) (← links)
• Mergers and acquisitions between risk-averse parties (Q1751908) (← links)
• Supplier encroachment under nonlinear pricing with imperfect substitutes: bargaining power versus revenue-sharing (Q1754287) (← links)
• Store-assistance management for a supply chain with consumer return under consignment contract (Q1992813) (← links)
• Revenue-sharing between developers of virtual products and platform distributors (Q2029910) (← links)
• Inter-organizational contract control of advertising strategies in the supply chain (Q2165798) (← links)
• Contract design when quality is co-created in a supply chain (Q2189885) (← links)
• Impact of risk aversion on two-echelon supply chain systems with carbon emission reduction constraints (Q2190322) (← links)
• Strategic information sharing in online retailing under a consignment contract with revenue sharing (Q2241236) (← links)
• The shelf space and pricing strategies for a retailer-dominated supply chain with consignment based revenue sharing contracts (Q2327629) (← links)
• Coordination of a decentralized system with a mobile platform and an app by a bilateral advertising contract (Q2682496) (← links)
• Wholesale price contract versus consignment contract in a supply chain considering dynamic advertising (Q6066634) (← links)
• Effects of consumers' uncertain valuation-for-quality in a distribution channel (Q6066950) (← links)
• The effect of risk aversion and financing source on a supply chain of in‐app products (Q6091795) (← links)
• CSR investment for a two-sided platform: network externality and risk aversion (Q6109815) (← links)
• Co-creation of mobile app quality in a two-platform supply chain when platforms are asymmetric (Q6167405) (← links)
• Improving efficiency in supply chains with a capital-constrained app developer under the agency contract (Q6586227) (← links)
• Supply chains of mobile apps: competition, private labels and bypassing when the app's quality is co-created (Q6596983) (← links)