Growing items inventory model for carbon emission under the permissible delay in payment with partially backlogging

Rana, Karuna; Singh, S.R.; Saxena, Neha; Sana, Shib Sankar

doi:10.3934/gf.2021009

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“…Carbon emissions There is no uniform measurement method for measuring carbon emissions. Overall, fossil energy combustion is a major source of carbon emissions (Rana et al, 2021). Thus, it is essential to measure the volume of carbon contained in anthropogenic fossil energy sources to estimate carbon emissions from the consumption side (Hao et al, 2021;Pulles et al, 2022).…”

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The nexus between digital finance and carbon emissions: Evidence from China

Cai

Song

2022

Front. Psychol.

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Finance is significant support for the low-carbon transformation of the real economy, in which digital finance as a new direction of financial development exerts a significant influence on carbon emissions. Therefore, it is crucial to investigate the association between digital finance and carbon emissions in order to develop carbon reduction strategies from the financial side. For this purpose, using the sample set covering 30 provincial areas during 2011–2020, this paper investigates the direct, indirect, and non-linear effects of digital finance on carbon emissions by applying fixed effects, mediating effects, and threshold effects analysis techniques. The results indicate that: (1) digital finance can significantly mitigate carbon emissions at the national level. (2) Digital finance inhibits carbon emissions as it drives green technological innovation and industrial structure upgrading. (3) Significant regional heterogeneity is observed in the effect of digital finance on carbon emissions, i.e., the effects of digital finance on carbon emissions are higher in the east-central region than in the overall sample, while the opposite is true in the western region. (4) The dampening effect on carbon emissions steadily increases as digital finance levels cross the first and second thresholds, respectively. Based on the above considerations, policymakers shall not only develop differentiated digital finance initiatives, but shall also fully unleash carbon emission reduction potential by rationalizing and optimizing industrial layout and strengthening financial subsidies for green technology innovation.

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Section: Variables Definition Dependent Variablementioning

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The nexus between digital finance and carbon emissions: Evidence from China

Cai

Song

2022

Front. Psychol.

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“…Furthermore, according to the product life cycle hypothesis, Mashud et al (2021) investigated an inventory model for deteriorating items with a discount facility. Rana et al (2021) derived an inventory model for livestock farming products under a permissible delay in payment. In this general direction, several researchers, like, for instance, Halim et al (2021), Duary et al (2022), andShah et al (2022) further studied the inventory models for deteriorating items.…”

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A new approach to maximize the overall return on investment with price and stock dependent demand under the nonlinear holding cost

Bhadoriya

Jani

Chaudhari³

et al. 2022

Control and Cybernetics

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This study investigates an inventory model for deteriorating products with a price and stock-dependent demand pattern where the holding cost is a non-linear function of both time and stock level. Moreover, a decreased price and a higher stock level lead to a higher rate of demand. Consequently, in this article, we present a new approach, aiming at maximization of the return on investment by maximizing the profit/cost ratio. If an inventory manager has the potential to invest in a variety of projects, but disposes of only limited resources, it is logical to strategically plan towards a better return on investment. As a result, the manager’s objective will be to develop an inventory policy with a possibly high return on investment. Therefore, a new strategy is considered in this article to optimize the profitability ratio in terms of replenishment time and selling price, which is determined as the proportion between the profit and the overall cost of the inventory scheme. This research demonstrates that optimizing the profitability ratio is equivalent to decreasing the average inventory cost of a product per unit. Also, the optimality is graphically checked and one numerical illustration is discussed to explain the result of the proposed model. Finally, sensitivity analysis of key parameters is performed to show the applicability of the proposed model. The profit/cost ratio is more sensitive to price elasticity markup or purchasing cost compared to the other parameters used. Also, for decision-makers, several helpful management insights are derived.

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“…According to data released by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations at the COP26 climate summit in 2021, 31% of global human-made CO 2 equivalent emissions come from agricultural grain systems. Therefore, reducing carbon emissions in the agricultural production process is of great practical significance for overall carbon emission reduction (Yang and Luo, 2020), and it is imperative to promote green and low-carbon development in agriculture (Rana et al, 2021). Reasonably limiting the highcarbon behavior of agricultural production activities, actively developing low-carbon industries, and researching and developing low-carbon technologies are the key measures to reducing agricultural carbon emissions (Gorelick and Walmsley, 2020).…”

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Can socialized services reduce agricultural carbon emissions in the context of appropriate scale land management?

Chen

Tang

Liu

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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In order to achieve low carbon transformation and green development in agriculture, we analyzed the effects of different types of socialized services on agricultural carbon emissions based on provincial panel data from 2010 to 2020 in China. We further analyzed the possible ways for agricultural social services to reduce the intensity of agricultural carbon emissions with the help of mediating effect model. The results show that socialized services can provide basic services, production and operation services, financial services, and circulation services for the agricultural production chain, which can significantly reduce the agricultural carbon emissions intensity. The results of the intermediation effect suggest that socialized services can break the labor constraint by promoting the scale effect, and thus reduce the agricultural carbon emissions intensity. However, the mediation effect of technology diffusion is not significant. The reason is that although the diffusion of agricultural technology can improve the efficiency of resource utilization, the diffusion of technology also leads to the use of elements such as high concentrations of chemicals and heavy agricultural tools which may increase carbon emissions. In addition, the effect of socialized services on reducing agricultural carbon emissions intensity shows obvious spatial heterogeneity, with the reduction gradually increasing from coastal to inland provinces and from eastern to western regions.

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Growing items inventory model for carbon emission under the permissible delay in payment with partially backlogging

Cited by 35 publications

References 36 publications

The nexus between digital finance and carbon emissions: Evidence from China

The nexus between digital finance and carbon emissions: Evidence from China

A new approach to maximize the overall return on investment with price and stock dependent demand under the nonlinear holding cost

Can socialized services reduce agricultural carbon emissions in the context of appropriate scale land management?

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