Competitive collection with convenience-perceived customers
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- Competitive analysis of collection behavior between retailer and third-party in the reverse channel
- Competitive collection under channel inconvenience in closed-loop supply chain
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 19476
- Dynamic competition with consumer inertia
- Distribution service competition with the consideration of different consumer behaviors
- Collection decisions and coordination in a closed-loop supply chain under recovery price and service competition
- Competitive bundling
- Dynamic price competition with discrete customer choices
- Customer rebates and retailer incentives in the presence of competition and price discrimination
- Optimality results for coupon collection
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- Competitive collection under channel inconvenience in closed-loop supply chain
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(5)- Competitive collection under channel inconvenience in closed-loop supply chain
- Channel mode selection for an e-platform supply chain in the presence of a secondary marketplace
- Collection decisions and coordination in a closed-loop supply chain under recovery price and service competition
- Competitive analysis of collection behavior between retailer and third-party in the reverse channel
- Effects of electronic product modularity on recovery strategy selection
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