We consider a supply chain in which a distributor procures from a producer a quantity of a
fresh product, which has to undergo a long‐distance transportation to reach the target …

This paper studies the coordination problem of a three-echelon supply chain system
consisting of one supplier, third-party logistics service providers (TPLSP) and one retailer …

Sellers of perishable goods increasingly use dynamic pricing strategies as technology
makes it easier to change prices and track inventory. This paper tests how accurately …

Dynamic programming (DP) is a powerful tool for solving a wide class of sequential decision-
making problems under uncertainty. In principle, it enables us to compute optimal decision …

We study the revenue-maximizing allocation of several heterogeneous, commonly ranked
objects to impatient agents with privately known characteristics who arrive sequentially …

With produce's perishability and quality heterogeneity, unethical producers may claim false
quality of their products in non-traceable produce supply chains (PSCs) to increase their …

Revenue management practices are widely employed in various sectors. These
mechanisms dynamically adjust prices observed by consumers typically through the control …

We use the adoption of electronic shelf labels (ESLs) by an international grocery retailer in
2015 to identify the effects of physical menu costs (ie, labor and material costs of price …

Dynamic pricing is designed to increase the revenues or profits of firms by adjusting prices
in response to changes in the marginal value of capacity. We examine the impact of dynamic …

We examine the economics of demand and supply in cloud computing. The public cloud
offers three main benefits to firms: 1) utilization can be scaled up or down easily; 2) capital …