A General Equilibrium Model for Industries with Price and Service Competition

By Fernando Bernstein, Awi Federgruen. Operational Research, 2004

342 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Management Information Systems, Marketing

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In Economics and Econometrics

1. Eda Kemahlioglu-Ziya
2. Xiaoqiang Cai
3. Kay-Yut Chen
4. Ö. Özer
5. Mahmut Parlar
6. Xiang Li
7. Jian Huang
8. Ali K. Parlaktürk

In Management Information Systems

1. Ali K. Parlaktürk
2. Eda Kemahlioglu-Ziya
3. Kay-Yut Chen
4. Xiaoqiang Cai
5. Ö. Özer
6. Mahmut Parlar
7. Xiang Li
8. Jian Huang

In Marketing

1. Eda Kemahlioglu-Ziya
2. Xiaoqiang Cai
3. Kay-Yut Chen
4. Ö. Özer
5. Mahmut Parlar
6. Xiang Li
7. Jian Huang
8. Ali K. Parlaktürk

Citations in the corpus

• Competitive Quality Choice and Remanufacturing (2014, background): “In other work in operations management (e.g., Bernstein and Federgruen 2004, Tsay and Agrawal 2000) there is an interdependency between quality and demand/ supply parameters, and imbalance between supply and demand deteriorates quality.”
• Competition and Coordination in Online Marketplaces (2012, background): “For our purposes, the most relevant papers are those in which the retailers compete only on price, e.g., Bryant (1980), Bernstein and Federgruen (2003, 2004, 2005), and Bir-ge et al. (1998).”
• Dual Sales Channel Management with Service Competition (2008, background): “2000, Bernstein and Federgruen 2004) and between single-channel supply chains (Boyaci and Gallego 2004). Similar to their models, both channels’ demand in our model depends on the retailer’s availability level. However, in our model availability determines demand through the consumers’ channel choic”
• Service Channel Choice for Supply Chain: Who is Better Off by Undertaking the Service? (2016, methodology): “…measure the service level by the customer waiting time in a service facility (e.g., see Gans and Zhou 2003, Milner and Olsen 2008, and Li et al. 2012 b ), or the order fill rate in a manufacturing system (e.g., see Bernstein , and Federgruen 2004, 2007, Boy-aci and Gallego 2004, Sieke et al. 2012).”
• Demand Functions in Decision Modeling: A Comprehensive Survey and Research Directions (2013, methodology): “For example, Bernstein and Federgruen (2004) considered the infinite-horizon competition among n retailers each facing a random demand in each period, characterizing the random demand faced by retailer”