Optimal Channel Choice under Stochastic Demand with Multiplicative and Additive Shocks

Jia Li Ding; Xiang Dong Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.300-301.213

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Optimal Channel Choice under Stochastic Demand with Multiplicative and Additive Shocks

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Based on the framework of Stackelberg game, we analyze and compare the optimal channel choices for the manufacturer and the retailer under consignment contract, when the demand is stochastic with uniformly distributed shock in multiplicative and additive forms respectively. We find that the price elasticity, range of demand fluctuation and the revenue sharing ratio affect the optimal channel choices for the manufacturer and the retailer differently under different forms of stochastic demand shocks.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 300-301)

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Jia Li Ding, Xiang Dong Liu

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Dual-Channel Structure, Stochastic Demand, Supply Chain Management

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