Strategic design of competing centralized supply chain networks for markets with deterministic demands

Rezapour, Shabnam; Farahani, Reza Zanjirani

doi:10.1016/j.advengsoft.2010.01.001

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“…This is where our study aims to contribute to the existing literature. The most related study in this context can be the work of Rezapour and Farahani (2010) who present a SCND model for the supply of a substitutable product to a market with deterministic pricedepended demand in presence of a pre-existing rival SC. Both chains have only forward networks and supply new products to the same market (no remanufacturing option).…”

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Competitive closed-loop supply chain network design with price-dependent demands

Rezapour

Farahani

Fahimnia

et al. 2015

Journal of Cleaner Production

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Competitive closed-loop supply chain network design with price-dependent demands

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Fahimnia

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“…The literature of chain-to-chain competition in SCND problems can be categorized based on customer choice rules. A part of the literature used price dependent rule to formulate competitive SCND problem [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. Also a part of the literature used gravity rule [2,5].…”

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“…Also, it can establish or improve a retailer near demand zones with d k c % more than the normal cost. Constraints (12) and (13) ensure that the radius of influence and capacity of a retailer are greater than zero, if and only if it is established. Constraints (14)- (16) ensure that downgrading or closing a facility is not allowed.…”

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A Possibilistic Bi-objective Mode l for A Competitive Supply Chain Network Design under Variable Coverage

Amiri

Torabi

Ghodsi

2018

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In this paper, the strategic planning of a supply chain under a static chain-to-chain competition on the plane is addressed. It is assumed that each retailer has a coverage area called the radius of influence. The demand of each demand zone is divided equally between the retailers which can cover that market. However, the demand of distant customers who are not in the retailers' radius of influence, will be lost. This competition is modelled for a real case application of a supermarket chain. It is assumed that the chain's owner wants to expand retail outlets to improve its market share. Since this expansion could affect the current customers of existing retailers, the owner wants to avoid attacking the market share of its current retailers. A bi-objective fuzzy mixed integer nonlinear model is proposed. For solving the model, it is first reformulated to a mixed integer linear program and then an interactive approach is devised to handle the fuzzy bi-objective model. Four expansion strategies are analysed from which useful managerial insights are drawn.

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“…There are a little work on CSCND literature, Rezapour and Farahani (2010) developed a centralized SCND in the market underprice-dependent demand where a rival exists, derived equilibrium conditions and established finite dimensional variable inequality formulation. Rezapour et al (2011) developed a model for duopolistic CSCND with sequential acting and variable delivered price under deterministic price dependent demand with rival chain presents.…”

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Decentralized supply chain network design: monopoly, duopoly and oligopoly competitions under uncertainty

2017

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This paper presents the competitive supply chain network design problem in which n decentralized supply chains simultaneously enter the market with no existing rival chain, shape their networks and set wholesale and retail prices in competitive mode. The customer demand is elastic and price dependent, customer utility function is based on the Hoteling model and the chains produce identical or highly substitutable products. We construct a solution algorithm based on bi-level programming and possibility theory. In the proposed bi-level model, the inner part sets the prices based on simultaneous extra-and Stackleberg intra-chains competitions, and the outer part shapes the networks in cooperative competitions. Finally, we use a real-word study to discuss the effect of the different structures of the competitors on the equilibrium solution. Moreover, sensitivity analyses are conducted and managerial insights are offered.

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Strategic design of competing centralized supply chain networks for markets with deterministic demands

Cited by 56 publications

References 38 publications

Competitive closed-loop supply chain network design with price-dependent demands

Competitive closed-loop supply chain network design with price-dependent demands

A Possibilistic Bi-objective Mode l for A Competitive Supply Chain Network Design under Variable Coverage

Decentralized supply chain network design: monopoly, duopoly and oligopoly competitions under uncertainty

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