A dual-channel supply chain problem with resource-utilization penalty: who can benefit from sales effort?
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- Coordination of the traditional and the online channels for a short-life-cycle product
- Direct marketing, indirect profits: A strategic analysis of dual-channel supply-chain design
- Prices, promotions, and channel profitability: was the conventional wisdom mistaken?
- Pricing and assortment decisions for a manufacturer selling through dual channels
- Pricing and sales-effort investment under bi-criteria in a supply chain of virtual products involving risk
- Sales effort free riding and coordination with price match and channel rebate
- Supply chain coordination under channel rebates with sales effort effects
- When should a manufacturer set its direct price and wholesale price in dual-channel supply chains?
- When to introduce an online channel, and offer money back guarantees and personalized pricing?
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