The antagonism and cohesion of the upstream supply chain under information asymmetry

Liu, Aijun; Luo, Senhao; Mou, Jian; Qiu, Huanguang

doi:10.1007/s10479-020-03881-5

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“…e basic idea of the entropy weight method is to determine the objective weight according to the index variability [33]. Generally speaking, the smaller the information entropy E of an index is, the greater the variation degree of the index value is, the more information it can provide, the greater the role it can play in the comprehensive evaluation, and the greater its weight will be [19].…”

Section: Entropy Weightmentioning

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Rational Supplier Selection Based on Two-Phase Deep Analysis considering Fuzzy QFD and Game Theory

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Mobile Information Systems

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Viewing from the perspective of a traditional manufacturing enterprise, the paper proposes a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation system model, which selects the most suitable supplier or suppliers to undertake the supply tasks and to achieve the purposes of reducing procurement costs and improving the supply quality and reliability, so as to fully meet customer demands. Based on decision-makers’ preferences and suppliers’ supply capabilities, subjective and objective weight of criteria are both developed for supplier selection with the corresponding weighting method, namely, quality function deployment (QFD) and entropy weight. Specially, the two-phase fuzzy QFD method combined with the trapezoidal fuzzy number (TFN) is creatively applied to realize the complicated conversion process. Furthermore, the game theory is employed to combine the advantages of the subjective and objective weighting method, by which the comprehensive weight can be determined. A numerical example is given to demonstrate the proposed modeling process. Through programming drawing images for comparative analysis and sensitivity analysis, study image trends, and draw conclusions, the proposed model effectively alleviates the weight deviation and has higher rationality and extensibility in supplier selection.

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Section: Entropy Weightmentioning

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Rational Supplier Selection Based on Two-Phase Deep Analysis considering Fuzzy QFD and Game Theory

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Wang

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“…Meng et al [41] and Ling and Xu [42] studied the impact of consumer behavior on green supply chain decisions from the perspective of consumers. In addition, the symmetry of information also has an impact on green supply chain decisions [43].…”

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Decisions and Coordination of the Green Supply Chain with Retailers’ Fairness Concerns

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The development of a green economy has become a global consensus. More and more manufacturers are greening their production to build green supply chains. At the same time, retailers are employing green marketing efforts for green products. In addition, members who are followers of the green supply chain are prone to fairness-concern behavior. To investigate the impact of fairness concerns on green supply chain decisions, this study develops a two-tier green supply chain in which the manufacturer makes green input and the retailer makes green marketing effort input. The retailer in the follower position of the supply chain has fairness concerns. Stackelberg game models are constructed and compared in three scenarios: one without fairness concerns, one where the manufacturer considers the retailer’s fairness concerns, and one where the manufacturer does not consider the retailer’s fairness concerns. After the manufacturer decides whether to consider the retailer’s fairness concerns, a two-part tariff contract is used to coordinate the green supply chain based on optimal decision-making and profit under a centralized decision-making condition. The study found that: (1) when the manufacturer considers the retailer’s fairness concerns, fairness concerns will negatively impact greenness, green marketing efforts, wholesale price, and retail price. When the manufacturer does not consider the retailer’s fairness concerns, fairness concerns will not impact greenness or wholesale price, but will negatively impact green marketing efforts; (2) the retailer’s fairness concerns have a negative impact on the green supply chain’s profit, and from the supply chain perspective, the retailer should abandon its fairness concerns; (3) it will be more beneficial if the manufacturer can consider the retailer’s fairness concerns; (4) when the manufacturer does not consider the retailer’s fairness concerns, the retailer can make fairness concerns according to the parameter conditions; (5) when a fixed fee meets a certain range, the two-part tariff contract can coordinate the green supply chain when the retailer has fairness concerns. The results will help manufacturers and retailers better understand fairness concerns and provide them with decision-making guidance and coordinated choices.

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Green channel coordination under asymmetric information

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The antagonism and cohesion of the upstream supply chain under information asymmetry

Cited by 5 publications

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Rational Supplier Selection Based on Two-Phase Deep Analysis considering Fuzzy QFD and Game Theory

Rational Supplier Selection Based on Two-Phase Deep Analysis considering Fuzzy QFD and Game Theory

Decisions and Coordination of the Green Supply Chain with Retailers’ Fairness Concerns

Green channel coordination under asymmetric information

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