Reverse Logistics (RL) of end-of-use/end-of-life products has become a vital part of circular
economy practices for manufacturers. However, significant quantities of resources are still …

Extended producer responsibility (EPR) is an environmental policy introduced in Europe,
back in the 1990s. Under EPR, a producer's responsibility for its products is extended …

We investigate the government's subsidy design problem for firms' green technology
development in an evolving industry and the subsidy's impact on environment and social …

Implementations of a deposit-refund policy for waste electrical and electronic equipment
(WEEE) have engendered significant economic and environmental benefits. This deposit …

Textiles waste is relatively small in terms of weight as compared to other waste streams, but
it has a large impact on human health and environment, and its rate is increasing due to the …

As waste from used electronic products grows steadily, manufacturers face take‐back
regulations mandating its collection and proper treatment through recycling, or …

Several auto manufacturers have recently introduced car sharing programs. Although the
structure of most programs is the same, there is no clear dominant strategy for the type of …

China is the second largest producer of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) in
the world. To manage WEEE, the Chinese government has enacted a series of laws and …

In this paper, a two-stage reverse supply chain (RSC) is analyzed where the retailer pays
rewards to customers to return obsolete products and the manufacturer refurbishes eligible …

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 …