Managerial and Decision Economics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45(8), P. 5825 - 5845
Published: Aug. 14, 2024
Abstract
This
paper
aims
to
discuss
the
decisions
made
by
retailer
and
manufacturer
in
a
supply
chain
about
pricing,
green
level,
quality
of
product.
The
centralized
model
manufacturer‐led
Stackelberg
gaming
are
developed
for
conventional
product
its
environmentally
friendly
version.
two
models
subsequently
compared
with
non‐green
models.
Finally,
comprehensive
variation
is
considered,
accounting
both
products.
green‐only
generates
higher
profit
than
one
that
uses
A
revenue‐sharing
contract
also
employed
coordinate
chain.
Journal of Industrial and Management Optimization,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(1), P. 418 - 453
Published: June 27, 2024
In
response
to
increasing
environmental
concerns,
many
governments
have
implemented
carbon
tax
policies
incentivize
green
technology
investments.
However,
the
impact
of
such
on
supply
chain
coordination,
particularly
when
retailers
are
risk-averse,
remains
underexplored.
This
study
investigates
a
two-tier
where
manufacturers
invest
in
and
engage
marketing
activities
within
framework
policy.
Motivated
by
need
understand
how
taxes
affect
strategic
decisions
profitability,
we
analyze
risk-averse
using
mean-variance
approach.
Our
findings
indicate
that
policy
significantly
influences
initiatives
may
present
challenges
overall
profitability.
To
address
these
challenges,
propose
both
non-contractual
contractual
coordination
strategies
aimed
at
enhancing
performance
decentralized
channels
for
retailers.
The
comparison
reveals
optimal
approach
is
contingent
upon
effect
level
retailer
risk
aversion.
Specifically,
investment
cost-sharing
strategy
maximizing
profit
aversion
high.
Conversely,
effort
more
effective
minimizing
medium
or
high
substantial.
makes
significant
contributions
elucidating
interplay
between
aversion,
effects,
It
provides
valuable
managerial
insights
decision-makers
seeking
foster
sustainable
development
chains
through
selection
appropriate
strategies.
Managerial and Decision Economics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 6, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
research
investigates
the
coordination
of
risk‐averse
behaviors
among
members
in
green
supply
chain‐to‐chain
competition.
We
establish
models
encompassing
member
rationality,
manufacturer
risk
aversion,
cost‐sharing
contracts,
and
revenue‐sharing
providing
optimal
equilibrium
results
for
each
scenario.
paper
compares
effectiveness
versus
finding
that
behavior
diminishes
profits,
with
total
profits
falling
below
those
achieved
under
rationality.
Both
contract
types
can
facilitate
coordination,
but
proves
more
effective.
Under
contract,
wholesale
retail
prices
decrease,
product
greenness
enhances,
manufacturers,
retailers,
entire
chain
increase.
Management of Environmental Quality An International Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 17, 2023
Purpose
The
construction
industry
contributes
to
economic
development
by
providing
physical
equipment
and
infrastructures.
However,
it
also
generates
some
undesirable
outputs
such
as
waste
environmental
pollution,
especially
in
developing
countries.
Due
the
importance
of
green
supply
chain
management
(GSCM)
philosophy,
for
solving
these
problems,
current
study
aims
evaluate
drivers
GSCM
adoption
Iran.
Design/methodology/approach
This
research
uses
a
descriptive
practical
methodology.
participated
experts
include
senior
managers
department
Rasht
municipality
who
had
relevant
academic
education
suitable
experiences
urban
industrial
construction.
took
part
both
qualitative
quantitative
phases
research,
namely
verification
extracted
from
literature
ranking
them
ascending
order.
In
phase,
Step-Wise
Weight
Assessment
Ratio
Analysis
(SWARA)
new
multi-criterion
decision-making
(MCDM)
method
is
used
using
MATLAB
software.
Findings
results
show
that
systems,
product
design
innovational
capability
with
weights
0.347,
0.218
0.143
are
most
significant
sub-drivers,
respectively.
less
important
factor
an
investment
technology.
Originality/value
evaluated
motivational
factors
industry.
findings
help
governments,
companies
(GSC)
improve
their
knowledge
about
make
best
decisions
decrease
pollution.
