Product line extension with a green added product: impacts of segmented consumer preference on supply chain improvement and consumer surplus
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Recommendations
- The optimal product-line design and incentive mechanism in a supply chain with customer environmental awareness
- Optimal green product segmentation and differential pricing in a platform supply chain
- Research on pricing decision of closed-loop supply chain considering consumers' green preference
- Dual-channel green supply chain decision-making and coordination considering CSR and consumer Green preferences
- Green innovation and product line decisions under environmental standard upgrading
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- Green product design in supply chains under competition
- Interactions of competing manufacturers' leader-follower relationship and sales format on online platforms
- Pricing, market coverage and capacity: can green and brown products co-exist?
- Quality investment, and the contract manufacturer's encroachment
- Sell to whom? Firm's green production in competition facing market segmentation
- The implications of costs, capacity, and competition on product line selection
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(4)- Sell to whom? Firm's green production in competition facing market segmentation
- Optimal green product segmentation and differential pricing in a platform supply chain
- Green innovation and product line decisions under environmental standard upgrading
- Shareable or exclusive: the decision regarding green technological innovation
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