Modeling quantity discounts under general price-sensitive demand functions: optimal policies and relationships

Article Abstract:

The problem of finding all-unit quantity discount (AQD) and incremental QD (IQD) policies for price-sensitive demand functions is considered along with the impact of QD on demand growth and the enforcement of pareto-optimal transactions. The solutions obtained reveals that QD raise demand and ensure pareto-efficient transactions and that both AQD and IQD benefit both suppliers and purchasers.

Models, Inventory control, Production control

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Ordering and pricing of service products in an advance sales system with price-dependent demand

Article Abstract:

A Solution for pricing problems, arising when service demand and sales are uncertain and controlled by service price, is presented.

Market information - general, Commodity & service prices, Service Industries, Methods, Prices and rates, Supply and demand, Services industry, Company pricing policy

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Coordinating pricing and production decisions in the presence of price competition

Article Abstract:

Game theory is used to analyze pricing strategies of a firm in a competitive market framework.

Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Usage, Competition (Economics), Company business management, Game theory

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