Dual-channel supply chain decisions with risk-averse behavior
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TextPublication details: New Jersey World Scientific Publishing Company Pvt. Ltd. 2022 Description: xiv, 225 pISBN: 9781800610392Subject(s): Marketing channels | Business logisticsDDC classification: 658.7 Summary: In the era of e-commerce and digitalization, new commercial patterns and opportunities are emerging. For example, in addition to traditional reselling marketing channels, manufacturers can easily open direct channels using a variety of digital marketing strategies. These new marketing channels will cause conflict and competition between manufacturers and resellers. This raises the important question of how to make optimal decisions for multiple players in dual-channel supply chain contexts. Within changing and uncertain operation environments, business enterprises must face tougher challenges than before to survive in competitive markets.
This book aims to address representative decision-making problems in dual-channel supply chains with risk-averse channel members. The most recently developed risk assessment technique, Conditional Value-at-Risk (CVaR), will be adopted as the predominant criterion to measure the risk-averse attitude. Based on game theory, important issues such as channel selection, pricing, order quantity, manufacturer encroachment, greening strategy, consumer return policies, financing strategies, channel coordination, contract design, information asymmetry, and capacity constraint will be modeled and analyzed. This book will help readers better understand operations management in dual-channel supply chain contexts with risk-averse behaviors, and will also provide effective techniques and tools for researchers and offer managerial insights for practitioners.
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Contents:
Dual-Channel Supply Chains and Risk-Averse Behaviors (Bo Li and Dong-Ping Song)
Channel Selection in Dual-Channel Supply Chains (Rufeng Wang, Bo Li, and Dong-Ping Song)
Pricing Decisions in a Dual-Channel Supply Chain with a Risk-Averse Retailer (Bo Li and Ping Chen)
Pricing Strategy and Channel Coordination in a Dual-Channel Supply Chain with a Risk-Averse Retailer (Bo Li and Pengwen Hou)
Pricing and Greening Strategies in Dual-Channel Supply Chain (Bo Li and Mengyan Zhu)
Consumer Return Policy and Channel Conflict Management in a Dual-Channel Supply Chain with a Risk-Averse Retailer (Yushan Jiang, Bo Li, and Dong-Ping Song)
Financing Strategies in a Capital-Constrained Supply Chain with a Risk-Averse Supplier (Bo Li, Simin An, and Dong-Ping Song)
Pricing and Order Quantity Decisions in Dual-Channel Supply Chain with a Risk-Averse Retailer Under Demand Asymmetric Information (Qinghua Li and Bo Li)
Contracting and Pricing in a Dual-Channel Supply Chain with a Risk-Averse Retailer Under Cost Information Asymmetry (Ping Chen and Bo Li)
Pricing Decisions in Two Competing Channels with a Risk-Averse Capacity-Constrained Carrier (Wei Zheng, Bo Li, and Dong-Ping Song)
In the era of e-commerce and digitalization, new commercial patterns and opportunities are emerging. For example, in addition to traditional reselling marketing channels, manufacturers can easily open direct channels using a variety of digital marketing strategies. These new marketing channels will cause conflict and competition between manufacturers and resellers. This raises the important question of how to make optimal decisions for multiple players in dual-channel supply chain contexts. Within changing and uncertain operation environments, business enterprises must face tougher challenges than before to survive in competitive markets.
This book aims to address representative decision-making problems in dual-channel supply chains with risk-averse channel members. The most recently developed risk assessment technique, Conditional Value-at-Risk (CVaR), will be adopted as the predominant criterion to measure the risk-averse attitude. Based on game theory, important issues such as channel selection, pricing, order quantity, manufacturer encroachment, greening strategy, consumer return policies, financing strategies, channel coordination, contract design, information asymmetry, and capacity constraint will be modeled and analyzed. This book will help readers better understand operations management in dual-channel supply chain contexts with risk-averse behaviors, and will also provide effective techniques and tools for researchers and offer managerial insights for practitioners.
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