Green Supply Chain Network Equilibrium Model with Genetic Algorithm

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In this paper, a new model of oligopolistic competition for green supply chains is developed in the case of single product with the inclusion of environmental concerns. Each firm aims to not only maximize its profit but also minimize its emissions throughout its supply chain. Genetic algorithm is utilized for solving the Nash-Cournot equilibrium without any assumption of continuity and differentiability. With the numerical examples, we not only illustrate the generality of the modeling framework but also how the model can be used in practice to comprehend the effects of changes in the weights.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 712-715)

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3031-3037

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June 2013

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