2018
DOI: 10.1002/ep.13021
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Closed‐loop supply chain network static equilibrium and dynamics under pollution permits system

Abstract: A closed‐loop supply chain network including multi‐manufacturing/remanufacturing firms and multi‐demand markets is considered. We present equilibrium conditions for decision‐makers in the network and develop a static model with marketable pollution permits and noncompliant behavior, using the variational inequality theory. We provide qualitative analysis of the model. Then, using the projected dynamical system, we propose a dynamic model. The results show that the set of stationary points of dynamic model coin… Show more

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“…Wang et al [30] provided the CLSC network equilibrium decision-making for retailers who need to recycle used products themselves. Yang et al [31] studied the CLSC network dynamics considering pollution permits. Wu et al [32] analyzed how the government subsidy and the asymmetry of enterprise costs can affect the equilibrium decision-making of the CLSC network.…”
Section: Equilibrium In a Competitive Clsc Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Wang et al [30] provided the CLSC network equilibrium decision-making for retailers who need to recycle used products themselves. Yang et al [31] studied the CLSC network dynamics considering pollution permits. Wu et al [32] analyzed how the government subsidy and the asymmetry of enterprise costs can affect the equilibrium decision-making of the CLSC network.…”
Section: Equilibrium In a Competitive Clsc Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fu et al [37] proposed a CLSC network model dealing with heterogeneous products facing different market demands. Existing research work [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37] not only obtained CLSC network equilibrium decision-making but also analyzed how external factors, such as random demand, manufacturing level, production period, carbon emission, etc., can affect the equilibrium decision-making. However, all these research works only considered the OEMs' self-remanufacturing policy but did not consider their outsourcing remanufacturing policy.…”
Section: Equilibrium In a Competitive Clsc Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A unified variational inequality framework was also constructed by Nagurney et al [24] for the global spatial pricing network equilibrium model under tariff quota constraints. On the basis of this model, Yang et al [25] and Zhou et al [26] investigated competitive equilibrium issues in closed-loop supply chain networks under various carbon tax policies and in global supply chain networks under various trade policies, respectively. Xiao et al [27] created a supply chain network equilibrium model with capacity restrictions and demand unpredictability.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%