Titlebook: Vertical Cooperative Advertising in Supply Chain Management; A Game-Theoretic Ana Gerhard Aust Book 2015 Springer International Publishing

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Vertical Cooperative Advertising in Supply Chain ManagementA Game-Theoretic Ana

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Cooperative Advertising Models in Supply Chain Management: A Review,distinguish between static and dynamic models. The last dimension of our review is dedicated to the game-theoretic concepts which are mostly used to reflect different forms of distribution of power within the channel.

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Vertical Cooperative Advertising and Pricing Decisions in a Manufacturer-Retailer Supply Chain: A Gtween manufacturer’s and retailer’s margin, which provides more general insights into the effects of the underlying distribution of power within the channel. (b) The highest total profit is gained when both players cooperate. This behavior puts also the customers in a better position, as it produces

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A Manufacturer-Retailer Supply Chain with Fuzzy Customer Demand: A Vertical Cooperative Advertisingantage that it is not only able to incorporate the uncertainty of demand parameters into analysis. Furthermore, it enables us to take into consideration the experience of decision makers, which is often not expressed numerically, but rather in vague linguistic terms.