There are numerous applications of game theory in the analysis of supply chains where
multiple actors interact with each other in order to reach their own objectives. In this paper …

Purpose The “off-price” retailing concept is defined as the presentation of limited inventories
of products in a “disorganised” retail environment which provides an extra level of …

Nowadays some giant firms have attempted to sell products through different channels over
different periods to mitigate channel conflict. This paper considers a dual-channel firm who …

A growing trend towards computerization and competition in supply chains results in
uncertainty and quick variability that make the decisions difficult for both levels of retailers …

We extend the single-period decentralized channel optimization problem with stochastic
demand into a multi-period, non-autonomous one and propose an efficient general solution …

We consider a seller's decision problem when facing a stochastic number of customers who
are strategic. The seller first determines a strategy of either clearance sale or fixed price, and …

In recent years, the rapid development of information technology has not only given rise to
the precise implementation of dynamic pricing but also enabled consumers to strategically …

This paper establishes a game‐theoretic model to investigate the effect of strategic
customers on the business model choice between the reselling and the agency models …

A distributionally robust optimization approach is developed for the two-period pricing and
initial ordering decisions for a retailer with quick response capability in the presence of …

Duopolistic price-setting supply channels competing in a bilevel framework have been
extensively studied in single-period (static) settings. However, such supply channels …