A sustainable inventory system with price-sensitive demand and carbon emissions under partial trade credit and partial backordering

Taleizadeh, Ata Allah; Aliabadi, Leila; Thaichon, Park

doi:10.1007/s12351-021-00683-w

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“…In an SCM, the effects of carbon emission and energy with a two-level trade credit policy were studied by Sarkar et al [12]. A partial type of trade credit in a sustainable inventory model through carbon emission were developed by Taleizadeh et al [2]. Recently, Rini et al [39] introduced two-stage credit financing for strategic decisions in an imperfect quality and inspection scenario.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A three-echelon green supply chain management for biodegradable products were developed by Sarkar et al [3]. Taleizadeh et al [2] discussed selling price and carbon emission-dependent demand function in their sustainable inventory model. From the above discussion and Table 1, one can find that different researcher-developed supply chain models consider different practical strategies to minimize the total cost or maximize the total profit.…”

Section: Multi-factor Dependent Demandmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The green investment makes the SCM one more dimension for sustainability. Sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) stands on the three pillars of sustainability named economy, social, and environmental benefit (Taleizadeh et al [2]). For the environmental benefit, here green degree-dependent demand and unit production cost for reducing carbon emissions are considered.…”

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confidence: 99%

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A sustainable game strategic supply chain model with multi-factor dependent demand and mark-up under revenue sharing contract

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Pareek

Sarkar

2022

Complex Intell. Syst.

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In the current socio-economic situation, the daily demand for essential goods in the business sector is always changing owing to various unavoidable reasons. Choosing the right method for a profitable business has become quite tricky. The proposed study introduces different business strategies based on trade credit, revenue sharing contract, variable demand and production rate. As trade credit is one of the best policies to attract customers, there are two types of models based on it. In the first model, demand depends on average selling price, green degree, and products quality. An additional trade-credit factor is in the second model. However, considering coordination, non-coordination, and revenue sharing contracts, each model has three sub-cases. The main aim is to find the best strategy for the profit maximization of the supply chain members. Green investment, maintenance, and multi-factor dependent demand make the model more sustainable. The global optimization is established theoretically and different propositions are developed. Through numerical experiments, the global optimality is also verified. Some special cases, with a comparative graph, are provided for the validation of these results and to find the best strategy for profit maximization. Finally, some concluding remarks along with future extensions are discussed.

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A sustainable game strategic supply chain model with multi-factor dependent demand and mark-up under revenue sharing contract

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2022

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“…Banu et al [2] analyzed the credit period and stock dependent demands in a supply chain model with variable imperfectness. Taleizadeh et al [37] developed an EOQ model under partial trade credit policy along with price and carbon emissions sensitive demand.…”

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Analyzing an imperfect production inventory model for green products considering learning effect on screening process under advertisement dependent credit period

Dolai

Banu

Mondal

2023

JIMO

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<p style='text-indent:20px;'>In this research work, we have developed an imperfect production inventory model under the screening process in the manufacturing system to meet the demand of quality items for the customer. Here, the novelty lies in the screening rate depending on the number of cycles and the learning effect of the workers. The motivation behind such consideration is to increase the screening rate in each subsequent cycle on account of the learning of the workers. The virtue of government policy is to keep the environment free from pollution, nowadays the production of green products is very essential although this can lead to higher production costs for the manufacturer. As a result, customers also have to pay higher purchasing costs. So, to motivate the customers extensively to buy a green product, awareness about such product is very essential. In this regard, the manufacturer adopts an innovative advertising policy, which is another novelty of this research work. Ultimately, the demand function depends on the green degree, advertisement frequency and the retailer's selling price. It is also noted that in the present competitive business market the manufacturer offers an incentive to their retailers to carry on their business smoothly. In this regard, a credit period policy of logistic nature has been taken. Finally, an integrated profit function has been developed and its feasibility has been justified taking a numerical example. The result indicates that not only an appropriate advertisement frequency but also a suitable level of the green degree of the product is more important for maintaining the integrated profit of the system and individual profit of the retailer and the manufacturer also. We have analyzed the impacts of the retailer's advertisement frequency on the optimal credit period and the retailer's profit. We have also analyzed how the learning rate of the workers affects the screening cost and the manufacturer's profit.</p>

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“…They found that retailers' leader-follower structure could cause the least carbon emissions. Considering environment protection, Taleizadeh et al (2022) developed an EOQ model based on partial trade credit combined with partial back-ordering. In this article, demand is affected by selling price and carbon emissions per unit of product.…”

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Does the carbon trading mechanism affect social and environmental benefits of the retailer-led supply chain: Strategic decisions of emissions reduction and promotion

Wen

Liu

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Governments, enterprises, and customers have become more concerned about environmental protection. Following the world’s largest carbon trading market (EU ETS), China has also implemented a market-based carbon trading mechanism (CAT) to reduce CO2. Simultaneously, customers have low-carbon preferences for environmental products. Thus, the enterprises’ strategic decisions and collaboration modes have changed. This article develops the Stackelberg game model to explore the impacts of CAT and customers’ low-carbon preference on the carbon emission reduction and promotion strategies in a retailer-led supply chain (such as RT-Mart, Walmart, Amazon, etc.). In this model, the retailer decides whether to promote environmentally safe products and the manufacturer decides whether to reduce CO2. We find that carbon trading market price and customers’ low-carbon preference are key factors influencing the retail price, total carbon emissions, and social welfare. Interestingly, there is not always a positive correlation between customers’ low-carbon preference and social welfare. To achieve Pareto improvement of social welfare, manufacturers and retailers require co-optimization. Theoretically, our research enriches the research streams of the CAT policy and socially responsible operations of the supply chain. Moreover, managerial insights are provided for retailer-led supply chain stakeholders and emission reduction regulators, which contribute to enhancing the social and environmental benefits of the supply chains.

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A sustainable inventory system with price-sensitive demand and carbon emissions under partial trade credit and partial backordering

Cited by 31 publications

References 61 publications

A sustainable game strategic supply chain model with multi-factor dependent demand and mark-up under revenue sharing contract

A sustainable game strategic supply chain model with multi-factor dependent demand and mark-up under revenue sharing contract

Analyzing an imperfect production inventory model for green products considering learning effect on screening process under advertisement dependent credit period

Does the carbon trading mechanism affect social and environmental benefits of the retailer-led supply chain: Strategic decisions of emissions reduction and promotion

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