Decision Models of Supply Chain Under Asymmetric Information with Demand Disruption

Xin Rong Jiang; Yong Chao Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.143-144.773

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Decision Models of Supply Chain Under Asymmetric Information with Demand Disruption

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This paper studied the influence of asymmetric information and demand disruption on the decision of the supply chain. We analyzed the supply chain decision models based on a Stackelberg game under normal circumstances and demand disruption situation. The conclusion indicates when the market demand is disrupted, the optimal wholesale price, the retail price, the supplier’s expected profit and the supply chain system’s expected profit change in the same direction as the demand disruption, while the optimal production quantity and the retailer’s profit both have certain robustness under disruption. Finally we gave a numerical example to illustrate our analysis.

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