The sharing economy, a term we use to refer to business models built around on-demand
access to products and services mediated by online platforms that match many small …

Abstract Problem Definition: Motivated by ride-hailing platforms such as Uber, Lyft and Didi,
we study the problem of matching riders with self-interested drivers over a spatial network …

We study a transportation network company (TNC) that offers on-demand solo and pooling e-
hail services in an aggregate mobility service market, while competing with transit for …

Ride-hailing marketplaces like Uber and Lyft use dynamic pricing, often called surge, to
balance the supply of available drivers with the demand for rides. We study driver-side …

This paper studies an aggregate ride-hail market in which two platforms compete with each
other, as well as with transit, under different supply and regulatory conditions. The duopoly is …

Problem definition: We study a dynamic market over a finite horizon for a single product or
service in which buyers with private valuations and sellers with private supply costs arrive …

We study dynamic pricing of resources that are distributed over a network of locations (eg,
shared vehicle systems and logistics networks). Customers with private willingness-to-pay …

Operations management has the tradition of coming from and going back to real‐life
applications. It deals with the management of the process of matching supply with demand …

We develop a two-period, five-stage game model with sharing utility to analyze how a
manufacturer competes with a sharing economy platform that facilitates sharing of the …

We consider the problem of optimal fleet sizing in a vehicle sharing system. Vehicles are
available for short-term rental and are accessible from multiple locations. A vehicle rented at …