A comparative analysis of greening policies across supply chain structures

By Debabrata Ghosh, Janat Shah. 2012

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Subfields: Management Information Systems, Marketing, Strategy and Management

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In Management Information Systems

1. Jafar Heydari
2. Zahra Basiri
3. Laurent Bironneau
4. Yuanjie He
5. Morteza Rasti Barzoki
6. Vincent Hovelaque
7. Wenge Zhu
8. Seyed Reza Madani

In Marketing

1. Zahra Basiri
2. Yuanjie He
3. Morteza Rasti Barzoki
4. Jafar Heydari
5. Wenge Zhu
6. Seyed Reza Madani

In Strategy and Management

1. Jafar Heydari
2. Zahra Basiri
3. Laurent Bironneau
4. Yuanjie He
5. Morteza Rasti Barzoki
6. Vincent Hovelaque
7. Wenge Zhu
8. Seyed Reza Madani

Citations in the corpus

• Green product design in supply chains under competition (2017, methodology): “AC CE PT ED M AN US CR IP T (2012), and Ghosh and Shah (2015) also study the channel coordination issue in green supply chain management. Similar to our paper, Ghosh and Shah (2012) investigate the pricing and greenness decisions under a manufacture-retailer setting. In this paper, the product green”
• The carbon-constrained EOQ model with carbon emission dependent demand (2015, background): “Ghosh and Shah (2012) examine some supply chain coordinations with players initiating product “greening”.”