This paper analyzes the coordination and competition issues in a two-stage supply-chain
distribution system where two vendors compete to sell differentiated products through a …

We study the joint dynamic pricing and lot-sizing problem when firms operate in a
competitive environment. Bearing in mind that a dynamic pricing strategy is successful when …

In this paper, the profit maximizing economic order quantity (EOQ) model is extended to the
case of a symmetric oligopoly consisting of several producers who compete with each other …

We study a problem of dynamic quantity competition in continuous time with two competing
retailers facing different replenishment cost structures. Retailer 1 faces fixed ordering costs …

In this paper, the Bertrand's price competition in the retail duopoly with asymmetric costs is
analyzed. Retailers sell substitute products in the framework of the classical economic order …

The economic order quantity model is a fundamental model in inventory control that
introduces retailer's optimal strategy under some conditions such as the unit cost of …

In this dissertation, inventory, investment, and pricing policies for lot-size decision makers
are examined based on classical economic order quantity. Specifically, we focus on …

This paper uses a coalitional game to model the market-based matching resulting from the
negotiation mechanism of supply chain contracting in a completely informed multi-agent …

Min (1992) proposed a symmetric Cournot-like oligopoly model consisting of sellers who are
profit maximizing EOQ-based decision makers. In this paper Min's 1992 model is extended …

The goal matching supply with demand, which is the fundament of supply chain
management, has changed the role of operations management from pure cost control to …