Sustainable Fashion Supply Chain Management Under Oligopolistic Competition and Brand Differentiation

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Using game theory to describe strategy selection for environmental risk and carbon emissions reduction in the green supply chain (2012, background): “A typical study has been recently reported by Nagurney and Yu (2012), who have considered developing an oligopoly game model for sustainability within fashion industrial supply chains.”
Competitive food supply chain networks with application to fresh produce (2013, background): “Specific conditions for convergence of this scheme as well as various applications to the solutions of network oligopolies can be found in Nagurney and Zhang (1996), Nagurney, Dupuis, and Zhang (1994), Nagurney (2010), Nagurney and Yu (2012), and Masoumi, Yu, and Nagurney (2012).”
Sustainability investment under cap-and-trade regulation (2014, unknown): “Reducing carbon emission is significantly important when environmental sustainability is receiving more and more public awareness all around the globe (Nagurney and Yu 2012).”
Sustainable supply chain management with pricing, greening and governmental tariffs determining strategies: A game-theoretic approach (2017, background): “In competition among SCs it could be observed that the competition level in markets is shifting from the competition between firms to competition among SCs (Nagurney & Yu, 2012).”