Game-theoretic analysis of cooperation among supply chain agents: Review and extensions

By Mahesh Nagarajan, Greys Sošić. European Journal of Operational Research, 2008

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Management Information Systems, Management Science and Operations Research

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Supply Chain Contracting Under Competition: Bilateral Bargaining vs. Stackelberg (2013, methodology): “Our paper also contributes to the growing stream of literature in operations management that adopt bargaining-based approaches to study supply chain problems (e.g., Van Mieghem 1999, Plambeck and Taylor 2005, Gurnani and Shi 2006, Nagarajan and Bassok 2008, Nagarajan and Sosic 2008).”
On the Advantage of Quantity Leadership When Outsourcing Production to a Competitive Contract Manufacturer (2013, background): “A number of recent papers in the operations management arena use the GNB scheme to investigate the endogenized pricing issue, for example, Nagarajan and Bassok (2008), Nagarajan and Sosic (2008), Feng and Lu (2009), and I˙S¸legen and Plambeck (2009).”
Cooperative game approaches to coordinating a three-echelon closed-loop supply chain with fairness concerns (2019, methodology): “A popular trend in CLSC management is that the members join coalitions and pool their critical resources to enhance their power in the supply chain (Jena and Sarmah, 2014; Leng and Parlar, 2009; Nagarajan and Sošić, 2008; Zhang and Liu, 2013).”
Using game theory to describe strategy selection for environmental risk and carbon emissions reduction in the green supply chain (2012, neutral): “…economic stability and the supply chain efficiency have been discussed by a number of works (Esmaeili, Aryanezhad, & Zeephongsekul, 2009; Hennet & Arda, 2008; Zhang & Huang, 2010; Leng & Zhu, 2009; Li, Huang, Zhu, & Chau, 2002; Nagarajan & Sosic, 2008; Yue, Austin, Wang, & Huang, 2006).”
Supply chain analysis under green sensitive consumer demand and cost sharing contract (2015, background): “Nagarajan and Sosic (2008) provide a detailed review of operations management work which apply cooperative bargaining framework.”