Information sharing and sales format strategy under platform economy and cap-and-trade

Meng, Xiaoge; Zhao, Lin; Zhao, Yingxue

doi:10.1016/j.cie.2022.108774

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“…The third part pertains to the research on cap‐and‐trade policy. Many scholars have studied the operational decision of supply chain under cap‐and‐trade, such as Yu and Cao (2020), Liu and Ke (2021), Wu et al (2022), Xu et al (2021), Yu et al (2022), Fan et al (2023) and Meng et al (2022), etc. In addition, Xu, Guo, et al (2023) investigate the optimal operational decisions under the cap‐and‐trade policy by considering agency inefficiency and power structure.…”

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“…Among them, the most relevant to this paper are the studies by Fan et al (2023) and Meng et al (2022). Fan et al (2023) explore the impact of carbon policies on firms' technology investment and production decisions.…”

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“…Second, we examine manufacturers' distribution mode selection strategies, which are not covered in the paper of Fan et al (2023). Moreover, compared with the study of Meng et al (2022), first of all, we have different game sequences. Meng et al (2022) make decisions about distribution modes first and information sharing decisions later, and we have the opposite order from them.…”

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“…Moreover, compared with the study of Meng et al (2022), first of all, we have different game sequences. Meng et al (2022) make decisions about distribution modes first and information sharing decisions later, and we have the opposite order from them. Further, in their study, both decisions are decided by the platform, while we are decided by the platform and the manufacturer separately.…”

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The interplay of information sharing and distribution mode choice under cap‐and‐trade policy in the ecommerce era

Li,

Guo,

Jiang

2024

Manage Decis Econ

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This paper endeavors to examine the interplay between information sharing and distribution mode in the context of low carbon, while considering the cap‐and‐trade. The findings indicate that under the non‐information sharing, the manufacturer tends to opt for the reselling mode when the carbon price is high; under the information sharing, the manufacturer is inclined towards the reselling mode when both the carbon price and investment cost coefficient are high. Interestingly, we find that the information sharing decision of the platform triggers an induced effect on the distribution mode selection of the manufacturer, and this effect is bi‐directional and conditional.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The interplay of information sharing and distribution mode choice under cap‐and‐trade policy in the ecommerce era

Li,

Guo,

Jiang

2024

Manage Decis Econ

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“…Thus, ICT devices are a medium through which buyers and sellers meet to exchange their goods and services regarding the set business goal (Kapesa, Nyagadza, Mugano, & Cheza, 2023). Similarly, sharing information promotes relationships and networking between supply and demand to enhance business operation success, but also allows suitable decision-making among women entrepreneurs (Meng, Zhao, & Zhao, 2022).…”

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Effect of women empowerment on women-owned business performance in Wakiso District, Uganda

Mbowa,

Businge,

Ssemaluulu

et al. 2023

Intenational. J. financial account. management

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Purpose: This study identified women empowerment practices and investigated the challenges to women-owned business performance in the Kyengera Town Council. Research methodology: This study employed a descriptive survey design using a qualitative data collection approach. A sample of 57 women was selected from 67 women who owned businesses using Yamane’s formula. Data were collected through surveys and interviews, edited, cleaned, coded to develop themes, and entered into MS Excel to generate frequency tables. Results: The results showed economic empowerment, competence development, market information sharing, and social networking as practices for women’s empowerment. Furthermore, the results reveal economic issues, law and policy, environmental issues, sociocultural issues, geopolitics, and incompetence as key challenges. Limitations: The study was limited by financial challenges and inaccessibility to women-owned businesses on the Kyengera town council. Contribution: This study offers a new era for research on women’s empowerment, key to addressing the existing gap in women’s contribution to women-owned business performance. Thus, based on the results, women feel assured of their role in women-owned business performance and community development in the district. Novelty: The originality of the study was expressed in the results elicited from the participants. Such a study has never been conducted in the Kyengera Town Council; thus, the results would provide avenues for referral for future researchers. In previous studies, male businesses were at the forefront of other areas. However, women who owned businesses in the Kyengera council were considered for study.

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The Strategic Analysis of Demand Forecast-Sharing in a Hybrid-Format Online Platform Supply Chain

Zhao,

Yin,

Zhou

2024

J. Syst. Sci. Syst. Eng.

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Information sharing and sales format strategy under platform economy and cap-and-trade

Cited by 12 publications

References 68 publications

The interplay of information sharing and distribution mode choice under cap‐and‐trade policy in the ecommerce era

The interplay of information sharing and distribution mode choice under cap‐and‐trade policy in the ecommerce era

Effect of women empowerment on women-owned business performance in Wakiso District, Uganda

The Strategic Analysis of Demand Forecast-Sharing in a Hybrid-Format Online Platform Supply Chain

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