Pricing and production R&amp;D decisions in power battery closed-loop supply chain considering government subsidy

Zhang, Wensi; Liu, Xiuyu; Zhu, Li; Wang, Wei; Song, Hongfang

doi:10.1016/j.wasman.2024.10.004

Waste Management

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.wasman.2024.10.004

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Pricing and production R&D decisions in power battery closed-loop supply chain considering government subsidy

Wensi Zhang,

Xiuyu Liu,

Li Zhu

et al.

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Optimizing pricing for sustainable government-subsidized omnichannel closed-loop supply chains

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Optimizing pricing for sustainable government-subsidized omnichannel closed-loop supply chains

Khorshidvand,

Guitouni,

Govindan

et al. 2025

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Decision-Making in Remanufacturing Supply Chains: Game Theory Analysis of Recycling Models and Consumer Value Perception

Cheng,

Wang

2024

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In view of the uncertainty regarding consumers’ perceived value of remanufactured products, a remanufacturing supply chain system with the manufacturer as the Stackelberg leader is constructed, in which the manufacturer faces three modes, namely the manufacturer recycling mode (M), the retailer recycling mode (R), and the entrusted third-party recycling mode (3P). The remanufacturing supply chain is analyzed using the game theory approach in these three recycling modes. Using game theory to analyze the optimal pricing and profits of each supply chain participant, we also discuss the impact of consumers’ perceived value uncertainty on the profits of each party under the different recycling modes, and we then explore the selection of recycling channels in the remanufacturing supply chain. The results show that when the perceived value uncertainty is at a medium or low level, retailers are responsible for recycling used products and producing remanufactured products, which brings higher profits to the supply chain system; when the perceived value uncertainty is high, the demand for remanufactured products in the market decreases, and the recycling revenue of remanufactured products is lower. Finally, the validity of the theoretical model is verified by a numerical simulation.

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Pricing and production R&D decisions in power battery closed-loop supply chain considering government subsidy

Cited by 2 publications

References 49 publications

Optimizing pricing for sustainable government-subsidized omnichannel closed-loop supply chains

Optimizing pricing for sustainable government-subsidized omnichannel closed-loop supply chains

Decision-Making in Remanufacturing Supply Chains: Game Theory Analysis of Recycling Models and Consumer Value Perception

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