Some two-echelon supply-chain games: improving from deterministic-symmetric-information to stochastic-asymmetric-information models

Article Abstract:

In a two-layered supply chain, the manufacturer wholesales a product to retailer who in turn retails it to the consumer. The price of the product is determined in a deterministic method and the demand varies accordingly. The manufacturers and retailers determine the price and the batch size according to the Stackelberg game or a fixed mark up percentage game. A method of improving upon this gaming system is presented.

Logistics, Business logistics, Price fixing, Economic lot size

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Effects of a demand-curve's shape on the optimal solutions of a multi-echelon inventory/pricing model

Article Abstract:

Effects of demand-curve's changes on multi-echelon pricing models with relation to supply chain management are presented.

Influence, Mathematical models, Demand functions (Economics), Demand functions

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Comparative normative optimal behavior in two-echelon multiple-retailer distribution systems for a single-period product

Article Abstract:

The impact of manufacturerEs pricing strategy on product inventory is examined.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Product life cycle, Unit pricing

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