The value of introducing customer‐to‐manufacturer model by the online retailer
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(6)- On the value of subscription models for online grocery retail
- Platform's preference information sharing in the presence of private label
- Platform-led or seller-led? Optimal ex ante information delivery strategy for online retail channels with product match uncertainty
- The incentive to join in customer-to-manufacturer (C2M) mode: competition and quality differentiation
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- Pricing strategy in the C2M supply chain considering overconfidence
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