Benefit distribution in shared private charging pile projects based on modified Shapley value

Wang, Yaxian; Zhao, Zhenli; Baležentis, Tomas

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2022.125720

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“…An increase in price does not always result in higher revenue. It is crucial to consider fluctuations in production costs to determine if farmers have experienced a rise in net revenue [36]. It is also necessary to calculate the net revenue of processing enterprises and sellers, so as to clarify the revenue-sharing structure of the supply chain, compare with non-ARPB products, and analyze changes in the ARPB structure.…”

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Can Creating an Agro-Product Regional Public Brand Improve the Ability of Farmers to Sustainably Increase Their Revenue?

Ma,

Qiao

2024

Sustainability

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Through the analysis of various typical cases, this study examines whether the establishment of an agro-product regional public brand (ARPB) can effectively boost the revenue of farmers and increase their share in the supply chain. The findings suggest that an early-stage ARPB can command a price premium for products, yet its overall contribution to farmers’ revenue remains limited due to scale constraints. The premium ability of an ARPB is influenced by product characteristics and sales strategies, underscoring the need to enhance control over terminal sales. Although the revenue of all operators in an ARPB supply chain shows an increase compared to that of a non-ARPB supply chain, the ratios of revenue allocated to farmers diminish. The Shapley value method was utilized to optimize the revenue-sharing in the supply chain, indicating a need to increase the share of revenue for farmers. This optimization necessitates the formation of a community of interests between farmers, processing enterprises, and sellers to facilitate the upstream movement of brand premiums. Furthermore, enhancing the government’s mediation and regulatory functions can provide farmers with more opportunities to partake in brand benefits.

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Can Creating an Agro-Product Regional Public Brand Improve the Ability of Farmers to Sustainably Increase Their Revenue?

Ma,

Qiao

2024

Sustainability

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“…To overcome this shortcoming and make the revenue allocation reasonable, many scholars have tried to introduce factors such as input cost, risk-taking, and urgent demand based on the Shapley value method to reflect the asymmetric contributions of the participants. Wang et al 21 established a modified Shapley value method based on cloud gravity, taking into account risk, inputs, and service quality, and applied it to the revenue allocation of a private charging pile-sharing project, which significantly improves the effect of multi-party cooperation. Yang et al 22 constructed a modified Shapley value-based integrated energy system revenue-sharing model based on operational risk factors, which can reflect the actual operational risk and the degree of contribution of participants.…”

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A road data assets revenue allocation model based on a modified Shapley value approach considering contribution evaluation

Li,

Chu,

Wang

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This paper constructs a two-layer road data asset revenue allocation model based on a modified Shapley value approach. The first layer allocates revenue to three roles in the data value realization process: the original data collectors, the data processors, and the data product producers. It fully considers and appropriately adjusts the revenue allocation to each role based on data risk factors. The second layer determines the correction factors for different roles to distribute revenue among the participants within those roles. Finally, the revenue values of the participants within each role are synthesized to obtain a consolidated revenue distribution for each participant. Compared to the traditional Shapley value method, this model establishes a revenue allocation evaluation index system, uses entropy weighting and rough set theory to determine the weights, and adopts a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation and numerical analysis to assess the degree of contribution of participants. It fully accounts for differences in both the qualitative and quantitative contributions of participants, enabling a fairer and more reasonable distribution of revenues. This study provides new perspectives and methodologies for the benefit distribution mechanism in road data assets, which aid in promoting the market-based use of road data assets, and it serves as an important reference for the application of data assetization in the road transportation industry.

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“…A large number of cooperative game studies can be further divided into two typesex-ante allocation and ex-post allocation-in which the specific forms of ex-ante allocation generally include revenue sharing contracts [25][26][27][28][29][30], quantity flexibility contracts [31], repurchase contracts [32][33][34], etc. ; export profit allocation is carried out using the Shapley value method [10,11,16,[35][36][37][38][39][40][41], the minimum core method [35], the bargaining model [42], the Nash bargaining model [43], and the maximum entropy method [17] among other models. Raza, S.A. [25] proposed solutions for control decisions by analyzing the demand profiles of a quantitative model of joint pricing, inventory (order quantity), and investment used for supply chain social responsibility decisions under three games of decentralized, centralized, and revenue-sharing contracts; Heydari, J. et al [26] applied quantity elasticity contracts to study the stochastic demand situation of a two-level supply chain consisting of one product and two members (manufacturer and retailer); Luo, C.L.…”

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Model and Simulation of Benefit Distribution of Collaborative Cooperation in the Supply Chain of General Contracting Projects

Wang

Gao

2023

Buildings

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In the supply chain of general contracting projects, there are many participating entities, which can easily lead to conflicts of interest and resources. In order to fully mobilize the enthusiasm of general contractors and subcontractors, achieve stability, maximize the benefits of the supply chain system, and improve the operational efficiency of the supply chain, it is necessary to design a scientifically reasonable mechanism for benefit distribution to coordinate the relationships between all members. This paper takes the general contractor and subcontractor in the supply chain of the general contracting project as the research objects and uses the Cobb–Douglas function to establish the benefit distribution model of the cooperation between the two in the supply chain system and analyzes the benefit distribution problem of the one-time cooperation and multiple cooperation between the two parties in the two decision-making modes of egoism and collectivism. The results show that in the case of one-time cooperation between general contractors and subcontractors, regardless of the decision mode, the degree of effort of both parties is positively related to their contributions and negatively related to each other’s contributions; the overall benefit of the supply chain system is positively proportional to the degree of contribution of the general contractor and inversely proportional to the share of benefit distribution of the subcontractor. In multiple cooperation, the equilibrium result of both parties achieving Pareto optimality at each stage is that both parties choose to cooperate.

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Benefit distribution in shared private charging pile projects based on modified Shapley value

Cited by 17 publications

References 59 publications

Can Creating an Agro-Product Regional Public Brand Improve the Ability of Farmers to Sustainably Increase Their Revenue?

Can Creating an Agro-Product Regional Public Brand Improve the Ability of Farmers to Sustainably Increase Their Revenue?

A road data assets revenue allocation model based on a modified Shapley value approach considering contribution evaluation

Model and Simulation of Benefit Distribution of Collaborative Cooperation in the Supply Chain of General Contracting Projects

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