Competition of consumables' original brand manufacturers and remanufacturers considering the entry of compatible manufacturers
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- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6611977
- Price and service competition between new and remanufactured products
- Is third-party remanufacturing necessarily harmful to the original equipment manufacturer?
- Should original equipment manufacturers authorize third-party remanufacturers?
- Two-sided competition with vertical differentiation in both acquisition and sales in remanufacturing
Cites work
- Buyer-specific versus uniform pricing in a closed-loop supply chain with third-party remanufacturing
- Competitive advantage through take-back of used products
- Effects of a secondary market on original equipment manufactures' pricing, trade-in remanufacturing, and entry decisions
- Managing new and differentiated remanufactured products
- On the robustness of the consumer homogeneity assumption with respect to the discount factor for remanufactured products
- Proprietary parts as a secondary market strategy
- Strategic wholesale pricing in a supply chain with a potential entrant
- Team of rivals: how should original equipment manufacturers cooperate with independent remanufacturers via authorisation?
- The impact of product upgrading on the decision of entrance to a secondary market
- Two-sided competition with vertical differentiation in both acquisition and sales in remanufacturing
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