Research on Quality Control of Electronics Products Based on Signal Game Model in the Supply Chain under Asymmetric Information

Xin Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.230-232.600

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Research on Quality Control of Electronics Products Based on Signal Game Model in the Supply Chain under Asymmetric Information

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Various participants in the supply chain must combine their own quality control and the relevant coordination decision-making with other enterprises to ensure they have strong competition position in the supply chain. Transactions among the manufacturers and retailers with the existence of asymmetric information in the electronic production system, as a result, the game will existent among them. In this paper, application of signal game theory to quality control of retailers are studied and the signaling game model of equilibrium to satisfy the three conditions are also be analysis.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 230-232)

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Asymmetric Information, Quality Management, Signal Game Model, Supply Chain Management (SCM)

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