Pages that link to "Item:Q2253559"

The following pages link to Dual-channel closed-loop supply chain with government consumption-subsidy (Q2253559):

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• Pricing and replenishment policies in dual-channel supply chain under continuous unit cost decrease (Q299744) (← links)
• Research on the dynamics game model in a green supply chain: government subsidy strategies under the Retailer's selling effort level (Q781740) (← links)
• Decision-making of a dual-channel closed-loop supply chain in the context government policy: a dynamic game theory (Q782067) (← links)
• Pricing-decision and coordination contract considering product design and quality of recovery product in a closed-loop supply chain (Q1666094) (← links)
• A closed-loop supply chain with trade-in strategy under retail competition (Q1720416) (← links)
• When to introduce an online channel, and offer money back guarantees and personalized pricing? (Q1752845) (← links)
• Manufacturer vs. consumer subsidy with green technology investment and environmental concern (Q2023967) (← links)
• A dynamic perspective of government intervention in a competitive closed-loop supply chain (Q2031077) (← links)
• Decision-making in a retailer-led closed-loop supply chain involving a third-party logistics provider (Q2076383) (← links)
• Outsourcing decision-making in global remanufacturing supply chains: the impact of tax and tariff regulations (Q2079406) (← links)
• Optimal pricing policy in a three-layer dual-channel supply chain under government subsidy in green manufacturing (Q2095661) (← links)
• Optimal timing of acquisition price announcement for used products in a dual-recycling channel reverse supply chain (Q2116871) (← links)
• The influences of channel subsidy on consumers in a dual-channel supply chain (Q2152891) (← links)
• The effects of price subsidy and fairness concern on pricing and benefits of take-away supply chain (Q2156290) (← links)
• Research on closed-loop supply chain with competing retailers under government reward-penalty mechanism and asymmetric information (Q2183272) (← links)
• Optimal production, pricing and government subsidy policies for a closed loop supply chain with uncertain returns (Q2190274) (← links)
• Cost-sharing strategy for carbon emission reduction and sales effort: a Nash game with government subsidy (Q2190326) (← links)
• Environmental governance strategies in a two-echelon supply chain with tax and subsidy interactions (Q2196002) (← links)
• Optimal recovery strategy of manufacturers: remanufacturing products or recycling materials? (Q2196003) (← links)
• Dynamic evolutionary games and coordination of multiple recycling channels considering online recovery platform (Q2232698) (← links)
• Does implementing trade-in and green technology together benefit the environment? (Q2239894) (← links)
• Supply chain analysis under a price-discount incentive scheme for electric vehicles (Q2256236) (← links)
• Don't forget your supplier when remanufacturing (Q2355912) (← links)
• Bricks vs. clicks: which is better for marketing remanufactured products? (Q2630096) (← links)
• Do subsidies increase firm productivity? Evidence from Chinese manufacturing enterprises (Q2673587) (← links)
• A monopolistic supply chain model under price threshold government subsidy contract (Q2691492) (← links)
• Studying the Complexity of Multichannel Supply Chain with Different Power Structures Under Carbon Subsidy Policy (Q4958602) (← links)
• Impact of Information Sharing Modes on the Dual-Channel Closed Loop Supply Chains Under Different Power Structures (Q5012896) (← links)
• The Impact of Government Subsidies and Retailer Contracts on Product Recovery (Q5057285) (← links)
• Impact of government incentive on price competition of closed-loop supply chain systems (Q5882257) (← links)
• A review of bricks-and-clicks dual-channels literature: trends and opportunities (Q5883613) (← links)
• Impact of demand forecast information sharing on the decision of a green supply chain with government subsidy (Q6066980) (← links)
• Impacts of reference price effect and corporate social responsibility on the pricing strategy of a remanufacturing supply chain (Q6175345) (← links)
• Strategic information sharing in the dual-channel closed loop supply chain with nonlinear production cost (Q6179978) (← links)
• How to subsidizing the used apparel recycling supply chains effective? An analysis based on the game framework (Q6186567) (← links)
• Carbon abatement and recycling decisions in closed-loop supply chain with the reward-penalty mechanisms (Q6189854) (← links)
• How different government subsidy objects impact on green supply chain decision considering consumer group complexity (Q6534615) (← links)
• Dynamic analysis of a dual-channel closed-loop supply chain with heterogeneous players and a delay decision (Q6539024) (← links)
• Optimal decisions of elderly care service supply chain with government intervention (Q6594033) (← links)
• Models for dual-channel remanufacturing supply chain with reference price effect under static and dynamic games (Q6658900) (← links)
• Stakeholder perspectives on government subsidy programs: trade-in subsidy, consumption subsidy, or mixed subsidy? (Q6659079) (← links)