2017
DOI: 10.24200/sci.2017.4459
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tModeling and analyzing pricing and inventory problem in a closed loop supply chain with return policy and multiple manufacturers and multiple sales channels using game theory

Abstract: Abstract:This paper focuses on determining ordering and pricing policies in a single-period closed loop supply chain. The assumed supply chain includes a number of manufacturers who provide their different but substitutable products for their customers via a common retailer; however the manufacturers can have their own internet-based sales channel in order to provide products for the customers. The customers can return products if they are not satisfied with. The return products are collected in a repair cente… Show more

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“…For example, Huang and Wang [31] examine the effect of remanufacturing of returned products under different models by applying the Stackelberg game. Nazari et al [32] examine the pricing and ordering policies in the CLSC by using the Nash and Stackelberg games. Maiti & Giri [33] study a CLSC under five different scenarios using the Stackelberg and Nash games.…”
Section: Game Theory In the Clscsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Huang and Wang [31] examine the effect of remanufacturing of returned products under different models by applying the Stackelberg game. Nazari et al [32] examine the pricing and ordering policies in the CLSC by using the Nash and Stackelberg games. Maiti & Giri [33] study a CLSC under five different scenarios using the Stackelberg and Nash games.…”
Section: Game Theory In the Clscsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lan et al [19] analyzed the competition and coordination in a three-tier supply chain under demand uncertainty in which the manufacturer sells the product to the retailer through two competing distributors. Through game-theoretic modeling approach, Nazari et al [20] analyzed the optimal pricing and inventory policy in a CLSC with multiple manufacturers and multiple sales channels. In order to focus on collaborative product quality improvement, Chakraborty et al [21] addressed cost-sharing contract in a supply chain comprising two competing manufacturers and a common retailer.…”
Section: Competition In Forward And/or Reverse Channelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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Section: Proposed Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%