2022
DOI: 10.3934/jimo.2020167
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Selection and impact of decision mode of encroachment and retail service in a dual-channel supply chain

Abstract: <p style='text-indent:20px;'>Consider a supply chain consisting of one manufacturer and one retailer. The manufacturer may open direct channels through ex-ante or ex-post encroachment, and the retailer can provide consumers with ex-ante or ex-post service. We investigates the effects of encroachment and services on the optimal strategy for two members in three decision modes: MR mode (ex-ante encroachment), MRM mode (ex-post encroachment and ex-post service), and MRMR mode (ex-post encroachment and ex-an… Show more

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“…It is found in [17] that those horizontal mergers and acquisitions have unique characteristics in the impact of the dual-channel supply chain, and channel favoritism plays an important role in this influence. The optimal sales quantity and pricing of the dual-channel supply chain under three different modes, i.e., MR, MRM, and MRMR, are discussed in [18]. The study in [19] suggests that manufacturers can effectively encourage physical stores to improve service levels, and expand product sales through the development of online direct sales channels.…”
Section: Dual-channel Supply Chainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is found in [17] that those horizontal mergers and acquisitions have unique characteristics in the impact of the dual-channel supply chain, and channel favoritism plays an important role in this influence. The optimal sales quantity and pricing of the dual-channel supply chain under three different modes, i.e., MR, MRM, and MRMR, are discussed in [18]. The study in [19] suggests that manufacturers can effectively encourage physical stores to improve service levels, and expand product sales through the development of online direct sales channels.…”
Section: Dual-channel Supply Chainmentioning
confidence: 99%