Many management science applications involve the control of dynamic systems, ie, systems
that evolve over time. They are called continuous-time systems or discrete-time systems …

The reference-price effect refers to the demand deviation caused by consumers' perceived
losses or gains when the current market price of a product differs from a cognitive …

Environmental issues are receiving significant attention from the public, accelerating the
development of green supply chain in operations management. This study focuses on the …

Consumers are susceptible to reference price effects when they make purchase decisions
for a certain product. Meanwhile, the sales price and advertisement are the determinable …

Consumers are increasingly concerned about pollution and are, at least in part, making their
purchases accordingly. In this paper, we consider a supply chain where demand depends …

In this paper, we consider a dynamic supply chain where a manufacturer produces and
distributes a featured product through an exclusive retailer to end consumers. The …

This paper develops a differential game in a two-player supply chain with sticky price where
a manufacturer provides a cooperative advertising program for a retailer. The manufacturer …

This paper considers a closed loop supply chain with the manufacturer as the Stackelberg
leader. The manufacturer faces three different reverse channels, ie,(1) manufacturer …

We analyze the strategic implications of consumers' reference-price effects, either symmetric
(for loss-neutral consumers) or asymmetric (for loss-averse consumers), in a differentiated …

With the deterioration of ecological environment and the improvement of consumer
environmental awareness, a number of firms are actively engaging in product innovation to …