“Production + procurement” outsourcing with competitive contract manufacturer's partial learning and supplier's price discrimination
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Recommendations
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- Optimal contracts and the manufacturer's pricing strategies in a supply chain with an inequity-averse retailer
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- Outsourcing with quality competition: insights from a three-stage game-theoretic model
- Joint pricing and production decisions for new products with learning curve effects under upstream and downstream trade credits
- Allocating procurement to capacitated suppliers with concave quantity discounts
- Supply chain network capacity competition with outsourcing: a variational equilibrium framework
- Contract design with asymmetric production cost disruption information in a dual-channel supply chain
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Cited in
(7)- Autonomous and induced production learning under price and quality competition
- Outsourcing with quality competition: insights from a three-stage game-theoretic model
- Flexible versus committed and specific versus uniform: wholesale price contracting in a supply chain with downstream process innovation
- One step further for procurement cooperation: will the industry leader benefit from its competitive manufacturer's joint determination of consumption quality?
- The impact of production diseconomies on manufacturer encroachment
- Sourcing strategies of manufacturers with customer returns and product design efforts
- Combating fraudulent returns using blockchain technology
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