Fast fashion is a business model that offers (the perception of) fashionable clothes at
affordable prices. From an operations standpoint, fast fashion requires a highly responsive …

Problem definition: In this paper, we develop an integrated framework to study a firm's joint
decisions on product price, quality, and service duration in a variety of monopolistic and …

Problem definition: A fast fashion system allows firms to react quickly to changing consumer
demand by replenishing inventory (via quick response) and introducing more fashion styles …

We consider a retailer with limited inventory of identically priced, substitutable products. The
retailer faces a market with multiple segments of customers that are heterogeneous with …

In this paper, we study how social planners should exploit social comparisons to pursue
their objectives. We consider two modes of social comparison, referred to as behind-averse …

We define simulated satiation through reality‐enhancing technology as any attenuation in
perceived benefits that occurs within or results from vicarious and simulated intermediary …

We study the effects associated with overconfidence in distribution channels, where
overconfidence is defined as a decision maker's cognitive bias in perceiving the expected …

Psychological research shows that enjoyment of many goods is subject to satiation, with
short-term satisfaction declining after repeated exposures to the same item. Nevertheless …

Boredom reflects the dynamic nature of consumer tastes and preferences. Understanding
the role of boredom in clothing disposal is of particular importance given that consumers …

Some developed countries are considering to implement a controversial climate policy
called the carbon tariffs policy on the developing-country firms which produce in their own …