Proprietary parts as a secondary market strategy

Kleber, Rainer; Neto, Joao Quariguasi Frota; Reimann, Marc

doi:10.1016/j.ejor.2019.11.062

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“…Regarding the product upgrading, Qian et al (2020) study the impacts of the product upgrading strategy on the competition between the supplier's remanufactured and the manufacturer's new components. Kleber et al (2020) explore the impacts of the proprietary parts on the external competition between the manufacturer and remanufacturer. Regarding the remanufacturable design, Shi et al (2016) analyze the impact of the remanufacturable product design on OEM's decision that whether entering into the remanufacturing market or not.…”

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The implications of the carbon tax on the vehicle remanufacturing industry in the complex competitive environment

Wang

Guo

et al. 2023

Manage Decis Econ

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Under the carbon tax policy, the vehicle remanufacturing has become popular, which threatens the new vehicle market. Facing the complicated competitive environment, the automobile manufacturer always adjusts product modular design to deal with the challenges from the internal and external remanufacturing. Currently, considering the impacts of the complicated market competitions and product modular design on the enterprise's operation management, how the carbon tax policy affects the vehicle remanufacturing is still uncertain. Thus, we construct a duopoly remanufacturing competition model consisting of an automobile manufacturer and remanufacturer with the aim of maximizing profit and determine the optimal product modular design, production, and remanufacturing decisions as well as profits. Then, we explore the impacts of the carbon tax on the vehicle remanufacturing supply chain from the perspectives of the economic, environment, and consumer surplus. The results show that the carbon tax is always disadvantageous to automobile manufacturer's profit but may benefit the automobile remanufacturer's profit. Contrary to the intuition, improving the carbon tax is not always conducive to the environment and harmful to the consumer.

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The implications of the carbon tax on the vehicle remanufacturing industry in the complex competitive environment

Wang

Guo

et al. 2023

Manage Decis Econ

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Assessing the profitability of remanufacturing initiation: a literature review

Vogt Duberg,

Sundin,

Tang

2023

Jnl Remanufactur

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Remanufacturing has been modelled extensively from an economic perspective. However, there are relatively few studies focusing on models that consider the implementation difficulties in industry, such as data availability and model transparency. This paper aims to identify how remanufacturing initiations can be economically assessed with models particularly suitable for industry. These models should contribute to disseminating the know-how about initiating remanufacturing to transit industries towards more circular product flows. To fulfil this aim, a systematic literature review was conducted. The search resulted in a total of 964 papers published till August 2021. The results show that assessment models could be categorised into a two-dimensional framework indicating the level of computer support needed to handle the models and the level of data requirements to use the models, both of which are considered essential in the industrial implementation of the models. The review revealed and structured a further need for research on assessing remanufacturing initiation profitability, especially on economic assessment models designed to assist industries without previous remanufacturing knowledge in such an initiation.

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Circular product design strategies in the apparel industry: toward the circular economy

Rahee,

Sarker

2024

Discov Sustain

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The design stage of a product plays a critical role in determining its sustainability. Key product attributes—such as reliability, durability, reusability, repairability, design for remanufacturing, recyclability, and end-of-life considerations—are established during this stage, influencing the product’s overall environmental impact. Circular product design (CPD) is a design philosophy that fosters economic growth while reducing negative environmental impact across the product’s entire life cycle. This study aims to identify circular product design strategies (CPDS) for the apparel industry, a sector known for its significant carbon footprint. Twelve CPDS are identified in this study, categorized into five dimensions of circular economy (CE): narrowing, slowing, closing, reintegrating, and technology, using the fuzzy Delphi method (FDM) with inputs from a panel of twenty-three experts. Furthermore, causal interrelationships and a prioritized list of these strategies are determined using the fuzzy decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory (DEMATEL) technique. Of the twelve strategies, five are part of the causal group, while the remainder are in the effect group. The top three causal CPDS are Design standardization, Design with responsible materials, and Design for redesign and remanufacturing. Conversely, the CPDS under the ‘effect’ group with least impact includes Multifunctional product design, Artificial intelligence in design forecasting, and Computer-aided product design. This study offers valuable managerial insights for decision-makers and designers in the apparel industry, guiding the implementing of CE practices throughout the apparel supply chain.

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Proprietary parts as a secondary market strategy

Cited by 17 publications

References 35 publications

The implications of the carbon tax on the vehicle remanufacturing industry in the complex competitive environment

The implications of the carbon tax on the vehicle remanufacturing industry in the complex competitive environment

Assessing the profitability of remanufacturing initiation: a literature review

Circular product design strategies in the apparel industry: toward the circular economy

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