A supply chain network equilibrium model

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Supply chain supernetworks and environmental criteria (2003, methodology): “For example, recently, Nagurney et al. (2002a) proposed a rigorous framework for the formulation, qualitative analysis, and computation of equilibrium prices and product flows in supply chains with tiers of decision-makers in the presence of e-commerce (both B2B and B2C) transactions.”
The closed-loop supply chain network with competition, distribution channel investment, and uncertainties (2013, background): “[16], Nagurney and Toyasaki [17] provide a variational inequality CLSC formulation model which involve manufacturers, retailers, and demand markets, with the inclusion of recycling.”
Optimal Supply Chain Network Design and Redesign at Minimal Total Cost and with Demand Satisfaction (2010, background): “An alternative approach (cf. Nagurney, Dong, and Zhang (2002), Zhang, Dong, and Nagurney (2003), Zhang (2006), Cruz, Nagurney, and Wakolbinger (2006), Cruz and Wakolbinger (2008), Nagurney (2010)) considers competition among decision-makers in supply chains and uses equilibrium (as opposed to…”
Supply chain network design under profit maximization and oligopolistic competition (2010, background): “Supply chain network equilibrium models, initiated by Nagurney, Dong, and Zhang (2002) have been developed, which focus on competition among decision-makers (such as manufacturers, distributors, and retailers) at a tier of the supply chain but cooperation between tiers.”