2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.cie.2018.04.009
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Joint order (1, T ) policy for a two-echelon, single-item, multi-retailer inventory system with Poisson demand

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“…In the context of uncertain demands, Braglia et al [17] studied the stochastic periodic-review joint replenishment problem (JRP). Tayebi et al [18] formulated the joint order (1, T) policy with Poisson demands while ensuring reduced supply chain costs. Güler et al [19] considered the JRP when the holding cost rate and demand rate are private information and presented a mechanism to allocate costs in the JRP.…”
Section: Economic Order Quantitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the context of uncertain demands, Braglia et al [17] studied the stochastic periodic-review joint replenishment problem (JRP). Tayebi et al [18] formulated the joint order (1, T) policy with Poisson demands while ensuring reduced supply chain costs. Güler et al [19] considered the JRP when the holding cost rate and demand rate are private information and presented a mechanism to allocate costs in the JRP.…”
Section: Economic Order Quantitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This paper also contributes to the literature on multiple retailers. It is commonly seen that there exist multiple retailers in the same market, and retail competition has received many attentions in the past [20][21][22]. Cao et al [23] develop a SC with one manufacturer and n Cournot competing retailers when the production cost and demands are simultaneously disrupted.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%