Strategic contract selection of an online retailer when implementing store branding
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- A supply chain model with direct and retail channels
- Agency selling or reselling: e-tailer information sharing with supplier offline entry
- Competing with channel partners: supply chain conflict when retailers introduce store brands
- Impact of capacity on the supplier's distribution channel selection in facing a retail platform
- Interaction between channel strategy and store brand decisions
- Sales effort free riding and coordination with price match and channel rebate
- Strategic contracting and hybrid use of agency and wholesale contracts in e-commerce platforms
- Supply chain coordination with revenue-sharing contracts: strengths and limitations
- Supply chains in the presence of store brands
- The impacts of e-tailer's private label on the sales mode selection: from the perspectives of economic and environmental sustainability
- The marketplace dilemma: Selling to the marketplace vs. selling on the marketplace
- The optimal combination between selling mode and logistics service strategy in an e-commerce market
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