Pricing, Production, Scheduling, and Delivery-Time Competition
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- Delivery-date and capacity management in a decentralized internal market
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- A supply chain network equilibrium model with random demands.
- The Role of Inventory in Delivery-Time Competition
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- Capacity and lead-time management when demand for service is seasonal and lead-time sensitive
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- Bertrand equilibria and efficiency in markets for congestible network services
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- Dual bounds of a service level assignment problem with applications to efficient pricing
- A fuzzy multiple-attribute decision making model to evaluate new product pricing strategies
- A review of multi-product pricing models
- A mathematical model for an optimal appointed delivery date on a home delivery market
- Revenue management approach to stochastic capacity allocation problem
- When does partial priority improve revenue?
- Pricing and prioritizing time-sensitive customers with heterogeneous demand rates
- Pricing and retail service decisions in fuzzy uncertainty environments
- When do firms benefit from joint price and lead-time competition?
- Promised delivery time and capacity games in time-based competition
- Equilibrium analysis and corporate social responsibility for supply chain integration
- Manufacturing lead-time rules: customer retention versus tardiness costs
- Price, delivery time guarantees and capacity selection
- Competitive facility location on decentralized supply chains
- The impacts of technology evolution on market structure for green products
- Impact of capacity flexibility on service product line design
- Customer lead time management when both demand and price are lead time sensitive.
- Incorporating manufacturing lead times in joint production-marketing models: A review and some future directions
- Product-line competition: customization vs. proliferation
- Price and delay competition between two service providers
- Setting customer expectation in service delivery: an integrated marketing-operations perspective
- An operational decision model for lead-time and price quotation in congested manufacturing systems
- Performance evaluation of sustainable downstream logistics: a hybrid multi criteria decision making framework
- Competitive Strategies for Two Firms with Asymmetric Production Cost Structures
- Optimal quoting of delivery time by a third party logistics provider: the impact of shipment consolidation and temporal pricing schemes
- Price and lead time decisions in dual-channel supply chains
- Price and delivery logistics competition in a supply chain
- Technical note -- pricing and prioritization in a duopoly with self-selecting, heterogeneous, time-sensitive customers under low utilization
- Capacity and price setting for dispersed, time-sensitive customer segments
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