Retailer anticipated regret under carbon tax policy
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Recommendations
- Study on green supply chain cooperation and carbon tax policy considering consumer's behavior
- Firms' strategy analysis under different retailing formats considering emission reduction efficiency and low-carbon preference
- Greening level and pricing decisions of the green product supply chain in the presence of consumers' anticipated regret
- A study on supply chain emission reduction level based on carbon tax and consumers' low-carbon preferences under stochastic demand
- The impact of transport mode and carbon policy on low-carbon retailer
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