Supply Chain Network Optimization Based on Fuzzy Multiobjective Centralized Decision‐Making Model

Fu, Xinyi; Chen, Tinggui

doi:10.1155/2017/5825912

Cited by 8 publications

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“…To visually summarise the distribution of papers, Tables 1-2 and Figures 4-6 provide a brief classification of the papers in terms of major topic, concentration, approach, or application. 2014, Beer et al (2017), Boyaci and Gallego (2004), Çalık et al (2017), Chan et al (2017), Dai et al (2017), Esmaeili et al (2009), Fu and Chen (2017), , Ghasemi et al (2017), Giri and Sarker (2017), , Hafezalkotob and Hadi (2015), Hafezalkotob et al (2014Hafezalkotob et al ( , 2017aHafezalkotob et al ( , 2018Hafezalkotob et al ( , 2017b, Hartman and Clott (2015) Figure 5 compares the various emerging supply chain applications in game theory by the type of decisions considered in their game models. For instance, it can be observed that risk and demand/supply uncertainty is usually considered when dealing with ordering and inventory decisions and are less applied in lead time and production decisions.…”

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Game theory in supply chain management: current trends and applications

Vasnani

Chua

Ocampo³

et al. 2019

IJADS

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As game theory continues to be a relevant approach in evaluating supply chain coordination and competition, this paper explores the various applications and current trends of game theory to supply chain management through an exhaustive review on the literature. This work reviews more than 200 papers which cover several supply chain formations, structures, environments, and decisions together with different game theoretic concepts and applications. First, the paper elaborates on the basic concepts of Nash and Stackelberg games to allow further understanding of their applications in supply chain analysis. The review is then presented and divided into three segments: 1) the development of game theory; 2) the use of Nash and Stackelberg solution concepts in analysing supply chain management; 3) the integration of game theory to different supply chain structures, decisions, and present conditions. Moreover, descriptive analytics are also provided to highlight the distribution of trending topics in the domain field. Finally, the paper provides a summary of the review and recommendation for future works in line with using game theory for supply chain analysis.

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Game theory in supply chain management: current trends and applications

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Chua

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et al. 2019

IJADS

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“…The main indexes considered in the paper are the risk index and green index . And the risk index is composed of internal risk index 1 …”

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“…Thus, how to select suitable supplier partners and how to combine suppliers are very important in supply chain management. From the previous study, researches on supplier partner selection mainly focused on the studies of supplier evaluation index systems and the selection of evaluation methods [1]. For the former, the current research results do not combine with the new requirements of enterprise development.…”

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Modeling Multilevel Supplier Selection Problem Based on Weighted-Directed Network and Its Solution

Wei

Zuo

Jiang

et al. 2017

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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With the rapid development of economy, the supplier network is becoming more and more complicated. It is important to choose the right suppliers for improving the efficiency of the supply chain, so how to choose the right ones is one of the important research directions of supply chain management. This paper studies the partner selection problem from the perspective of supplier network global optimization. Firstly, this paper discusses and forms the evaluation system to estimate the supplier from the two indicators of risk and greenness and then applies the value as the weight of the network between two nodes to build a weighted-directed supplier network; secondly, the study establishes the optimal combination model of supplier selection based on the global network perspective and solves the model by the dynamic programming-tabu search algorithm and the improved ant colony algorithm, respectively; finally, different scale simulation examples are given to testify the efficiency of the two algorithms. The results show that the ant colony algorithm is superior to the tabu search one as a whole, but the latter is slightly better than the former when network scale is small.

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“…In previous studies, the importance of supply chain decisionmaking modes has been widely recognized. Most research studies have investigated the pricing, supply chain coordination, and the influences of decision-making modes on the supply chain performance [8,9]. Some scholars also focused on the role of government subsidy in the supply chain coordination mechanism [10][11][12][13], [14].…”

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How Government Subsidy Impacts on the Supply Chain Decision for LNG-Fuelled Ships

Yang²

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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LNG-fuelled ships help fight environmental pollution induced by fossil fuel. Chinese government has also considered encouraging the shipbuilder’s initiative of producing or introducing LNG-fuelled ships through subsidies. However, rare scholars have concerned the impact of government subsidy on the supply chain decision of LNG-fuelled ships in the existing studies. This study takes green degree and government subsidy into account in the LNG-fuelled ship supply chain of a manufacturer and an owner and studies the pricing, market demand, and supply chain benefits. Our main contributions are considering the correlation between the green degree of LNG ships and government subsidy factors and exploring the influence of government subsidy on supply chain decision-making under decentralized and centralized decision-making by ship manufacturers and owners. The results show that government subsidies are conducive to promoting the whole profit and the market demand in the ship supply chain. Centralized decision generates higher profits than decentralized decisions. In the centralized decision model, government subsidies and the green degree of LNG-fuelled ship are positively correlated with the market demand. In the decentralized decision model, the price of an LNG-fuelled ship charged by shipbuilder when providing subsidies for owners is greater than that when providing subsidies for shipbuilder. Manufacturers and owners should pay attention to the greenness of ships, and the government should adopt appropriate subsidy policies to encourage the production and application of LNG ships.

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Supply Chain Network Optimization Based on Fuzzy Multiobjective Centralized Decision‐Making Model

Cited by 8 publications

References 22 publications

Game theory in supply chain management: current trends and applications

Game theory in supply chain management: current trends and applications

Modeling Multilevel Supplier Selection Problem Based on Weighted-Directed Network and Its Solution

How Government Subsidy Impacts on the Supply Chain Decision for LNG-Fuelled Ships

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