Articles included in this review
| Interaction aspect | Article title | Author | Year | Journal | Key findings | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Actors | Consumer/Buyer | Consumer markets for remanufactured and refurbished products | Abbey, JD; Meloy, MG; Blackburn, J; Guide, VDR | 2015 | California Management Review | Consumer segments play a significant role in the market structure of REMAN |
| How product and process knowledge enable consumer switching to remanufactured laptop computers in circular economy | Wang, YC; Zhu, Q; Krikke, H; Hazen, B | 2020 | Technological Forecasting and Social Change | Knowledge discourages consumers from switching, and the perceived high price of new products does not alter this effect | ||
| Consumer familiarity, ambiguity tolerance, and purchase behavior toward remanufactured products: the implications for remanufacturers | Wang, SY; Wang, J; Yang, F; Wang, Y; Li, J | 2018 | Business Strategy and the Environment | Purchase intention relies on attitude and perceived behavioural control, with familiarity and ambiguity tolerance strengthening attitude | ||
| Green behaviour and switching intention towards remanufactured products in sustainable consumers as potential earlier adopters | Perez-Castillo, D; Vera-Martinez, J | 2021 | Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics | Consumers’ attitudes and green purchase behaviour positively influence intentions to switch to REMAN | ||
| Green Consumer Behaviour: an Experimental Analysis of Willingness to Pay for Remanufactured Products | Michaud, C; llerena, D | 2011 | Business Strategy and the Environment | Quality and price drive purchasing decisions, while environmental awareness reduces willingness to pay | ||
| Remanufacturing for the circular economy: an examination of consumer switching behavior | Hazen, BT; Mollenkopf, DA; Wang, YC | 2017 | Business Strategy and the Environment | Consumers’ attitudes toward REMAN positively impact switching intentions and moderate price and environmental benefits | ||
| Green product pricing with non-green product reference | Hong, ZF; Wang, H; Yu, YG | 2018 | Transportation Research Part E-Logistics and Transportation Review | REMAN sellers should adopt differentiated pricing strategies based on consumer purchasing behavior, which is influenced by levels of environmental awareness and the recognizability of the reference product | ||
| Acceptance of remanufactured products in the circular economy: an empirical study in India | Singhal, D; Tripathy, S; Jena, SK | 2019 | Management Decision | Purchase intention is influenced by attitude, benefits, REMAN knowledge, risk perception, and subjective norms | ||
| Strategic and operational remanufacturing mental models: A study on Chinese automotive consumers buying choice | Moosmayer, DC; Abdulrahman, MDA; Subramanian, N; Bergkvist, L | 2020 | International Journal of Operations & Production Management | Consumers associate reduced utility with REMAN, though a segment of about 30% prefers it | ||
| Remanufactured products purchase intentions and behaviour: Evidence from Malaysia | Khor, KS; Hazen, BT | 2017 | International Journal of Production Research | Consumers are more likely to buy energy-efficient products, leading to positive attitudes toward REMAN | ||
| Two-sided competition with vertical differentiation in both acquisition and sales in remanufacturing | Kleber, R; Reimann, M; Souza, G. C; Zhang, W | 2020 | European Journal of Operational Research | The advantage that remanufacturers have in selling products to consumers is more important than their advantage in collecting used products, allowing them to dominate the market even if their competitors collect used products more efficiently | ||
| The mediating role of functionality orientation for purchasing remanufactured products: Cases in China, Indonesia, and Thailand | Chinen, K; Matsumoto, M; McQuitty, S; Kojima, M | 2022 | Journal of Industrial Ecology | Consumers’ functional orientations mediate the link between environmental awareness and willingness to buy REMAN | ||
| The role of part failure rates asymmetry and spare part proprietariness on remanufacturing decision making | Kleber, R; Neto, JQF; Reimann, M | 2023 | European Journal of Operational Research | Proprietary parts reduce remanufacturing but may increase collection | ||
| OEM | Prerequisite factors for original equipment manufacturer remanufacturing | Vogt Duberg, K; Gylling, M; Fredriksson, A | 2020 | Journal of Cleaner Production | The key factors to address when shifting towards remanufacturing can be managed | |
| Remanufacturing as a marketing strategy | Atasu, A; Sarvary, M; Van Wassenhove, LN | 2008 | Management Science | Remanufacturing decisions are driven by competition, cost savings, cannibalization and product life-cycle effects | ||
| Industrial challenges within the remanufacturing system | Lundmark, P; Sundin, E; Björkman M | 2009 | Swedish Production Symposium | Uncertainties and complexity are key challenges in the remanufacturing system | ||
| Examining the role of dynamic remanufacturing capability on supply chain resilience in circular economy | Bag, S; Gupta, S; Foropon, C | 2019 | Management Decision | Companies that develop capabilities to rapidly adapt processes better meet the needs of REMAN | ||
| How to improve remanufacturing? A systematic analysis of practices and theories | Sakao, T; Sundin, E | 2019 | Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering | Key success factors are addressing product value and maintaining a customer-oriented operation | ||
| The more the better? The impact of the number and location of product recovery options on the system dynamics in a closed-loop supply chain | Yang, Y; Lin, J; Hedenstierna, CPT; Zhou, L | 2023 | Transportation Research Part E | Placing the recovery option nearest to the end customer reduces the bullwhip effect and inventory variance | ||
| Exploring inter-organizational relationships in automotive component remanufacturing | Lind, S; Olsson, D; Sundin, E | 2014 | Journal of Remanufacturing | The biggest challenge is aligning the ordered quantity with the delivered quantity | ||
| Remanufacturing in Asia: location choice and outsourcing | Lu, Q; Goh, M; Garg, M; De Souza, R | 2014 | Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering | Firms investing in new remanufacturing sites consider the regulatory environment the most important factor | ||
| Designing a reverse supply chain network with quality control for returned products: Strategies to mitigate free-riding effect and ensure compliance with technology licensing requirements | Bajgani, SE; Saberi, S; Toyasaki, F | 2023 | Technological Forecasting & Social Change | OEMs can maximise protection of their technology and control over the quality of returned products through strategic choices in supply chain design | ||
| Feedback from remanufacturing: its unexploited potential to improve future product design | Lindkvist Haziri, L; Sundin, E; Sakao, T | 2019 | Sustainability | Barriers: awareness, lack of knowledge, incentives, feedback channels and non-supportive organisational structures | ||
| Recycling channel selection for a manufacturer involving consumers’ green-return behavior | Hong, Z; Chu, J; Zhang, LL; Wang, N | 2023 | International Symposium on Environmentally Conscious Design and Inverse Manufacturing | Recycling payment is crucial for OEMs to decide on REMAN and choose recycling channels | ||
| Remanufacturing: the experience of the United States and implications for developing countries | Lund, RT | 1984 | The Word Bank, Washington D.C. | Challenges and opportunities for developing countries in adopting REMAN to foster sustainability | ||
| Reliability-informed end-of-use decision making for product sustainability using two-stage stochastic optimization | Ankush Kumar Mishra, Xinyang Liu, Chao Hu, Pingfeng Wang | 2023 | Applied Mathematical Modelling | It proposes a two-stage optimization model to address the Re-X decision problem. It develops a management strategy for end-of-use conditions, taking into account demand uncertainty, and verifies its effectiveness through a case study supported by a results analysis | ||
| Four levels of remanufacturing maturity as a circular manufacturing indicator: a theoretical framework and practical assessment tool | Jelena Kurilova-Palisaitiene, Johannes Matschewsky, Erik Sundin | 2024 | Resources, Conservation and Recycling | It proposes a maturity assessment model for remanufacturing for OEMs, enabling the identification and promotion of systematic improvements in the remanufacturing process through a structured approach based on 17 circular production factors | ||
| Assessing the profitability of remanufacturing initiation: a literature review | Johan Vogt duberg, Erik Sundin e Ou tang | 2023 | Journal of Remanufacturing | It highlights the need for accessible and transparent economic models to support companies in initiating remanufacturing, helping to spread knowledge of the remanufacturing market even among firms without prior experience in the sector | ||
| Assessing the economic rationality of remanufacturing products | Linton, JD | 2008 | Journal of Product Innovation Management | OEMs achieve higher overall profits by offering both new and REMAN versions | ||
| Does the entry of third-party remanufacturers always hurt original equipment manufacturers? | Wu, X; Zhou, Y | 2016 | Decision Sciences | The entry of REMAN can bring benefits to OEM who sells both product lines | ||
| Interaction process | Consumer’s purchase intention towards remanufactured products: the influence of return policy | Wang, Y; Wang, J | 2016 | Journal of Cleaner Production | Educating buyers about product benefits and offering easy returns reduce perceived risks | |
| Consumer markets for remanufactured and refurbished products | Abbey, JD; Meloy, MG; Blackburn, J; Guide, VDR | 2015 | California Management Review | Consumer segments play a significant role in the market structure of REMAN | ||
| Or FORUM – L’evoluzione della ricerca sulla supply chain a circuito chiuso | Guide Jr, V. D. R.; Van Wassenhove, L. N | 2009 | Operational Research | It traces the evolution of research on closed-loop supply chains, highlighting how the product return process can represent an obstacle for the customer and a barrier to the purchase of remanufactured products | ||
| Determinants of consumer demand for circular economy products. A case for reuse and remanufacturing for sustainable development | Hunka, AD; Linder, M; Habibi, S | 2021 | Business Strategy and the Environment | Consumers are interested in high-quality REMAN at regular retail prices | ||
| Differential pricing and production strategies for heterogeneous products under cannibalization and promotional effects | Liu, A; Jing, M; Miao, J; Li, Z; Yang, Y | 2022 | Journal of Management Science and Engineering | The cannibalization effect reduces the demand for new products | ||
| Production and emissions reduction decisions considering the differentiated carbon tax regulation across new and remanufactured products and consumer preference | Wang, Y; Wang, F | 2021 | Urban Climate | A higher base rate of carbon tax encourages the manufacturer to introduce REMAN | ||
| Information and reputation mechanisms in auctions of remanufactured goods | Casalin, F; Dia, E | 2019 | International Journal of Industrial Organization | Reputation mechanisms only play an important role for transactions in REMAN | ||
| Environment | Adoption of circular economy: data-driven strategies based on empirical evidence from indian consumers | Gaur, J; Pandey, I; Hungund, S | 2024 | Journal of Strategic Marketing | Government actions to educate and promote REMAN adoption encourage individuals to invest in it | |
| Strategic closed-loop facility location problem with carbon market trading | Diabat, A; Abdallah, T; Al-Refaie; Svetinovic; Govindan, K | 2013 | IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management | As carbon emission costs rise, companies increasingly choose environmentally conscious suppliers | ||
| Managing new and remanufactured products to mitigate environmental damage under emissions regulation | Yenipazarli, a | 2016 | European Journal of Operational Research | Imposing a charge on emissions can make REMAN profitable for OEM | ||
| Revenue management in are furbishing duopoly with cannibalization | Kurdhi, NA; Dabadghao, SS; Fransoo, JC | 2023 | Journal of Operations Management | Weaker firms should focus on surpassing stronger competitors in collection and remanufacturing | ||
| Promoting remanufacturing through subsidy and environment tax: Channel co-opetition, incentive alignment and regulation optimization | Niu, B; Ruan, Y; Zeng, F | 2022 | Transportation Research Part E | OEMs prefer to buy REMAN when the environmental tax rate is high | ||
| Competitive strategy in remanufacturing and the impact of take-back laws | Webster, S; Mitra, S | 2007 | Journal of Operations Management | The law leads to the introduction of REMAN | ||
| Towards building circular economy a cross-cultural study of consumers’ purchase intentions for reconstructed products | Gaur, J; Mani, V; Banerjee, P; Amini, M; Gupta, R | 2019 | Management Decision | US consumers are eco-centric and follow socio-cultural norms, whereas Indian consumers exhibit utilitarian buying behaviour | ||
| Why wouldn’t green appeal drive purchase intention? Moderation effects of consumption values in the UK and China | De Silva, M; Wang, PJ; Kuah, ATH | 2021 | Journal of Business Research | British consumers are more aware of the green benefits, perceive higher quality, lower risks in REMAN than Chinese | ||
| Atmosphere | Optimal product acquisition, pricing, and inventory management for systems with remanufacturing | Zhou, SX; Yu, Y | 2011 | Operations Research | When pricing is an endogenous decision, the optimal policy becomes much more complicated | |
| Recycling channel selection for a manufacturer involving consumers’ Green-Return behavior | Hong, Z; chu, J; zhang, LL; wang, N | 2023 | International symposium on environmentally conscious design and inverse manufacturing | The payment of recycling is important for OEM to determine whether to perform or not REMAN | ||
| The dual role of cooperation and competition in remanufacturing: a buyer-seller | Han, T; shang, J; wang, S | 2021 | Journal of Business Research | There is a balance between cooperation and competition between two REMAN sellers | ||
| Remanufacturing with patented technique royalty under asymmetric information and uncertain markets | Gao, J; liang, ZL; shang, J; Xu, ZS | 2020 | Technological and Economic Development of Economy | Advanced production ensures remanufacturing is more technically and economically feasible | ||
| Does the entry of third-party remanufacturers always hurt original equipment manufacturers? | Wu, X; Zhou, Y | 2016 | Decision Sciences | The entry of REMAN can bring benefits to OEM who sells both product lines | ||
| Competition versus cooperation? Which is better in a remanufacturing supply chain considering blockchain | Yang, L; Gao, M; Feng, L | 2022 | Transportation Research Part | Remanufacturers select competition mode based on patent fees, with brand advantage influencing the choice | ||
| A game model of competition for market share between a new good producer and a remanufacturer | Batabyal, AA; Beladi, H | 2016 | Economics Bulletin | Analyse the duopolistic interaction between an OEM and a remanufacturer competing for dominance in the remanufactured parts market | ||
| Advertising and competition for market share between a new good producer and a remanufacturer | Batabyal, AA; Beladi, H | 2018 | German Economic Review | The iterated elimination of strictly dominated strategies predicts the outcome of the advertising game | ||
| Competitive sustainable processes and pricing decisions in omnichannel closed-up supply chains under different channel power structures | Jena, SK; Meena, P | 2022 | Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services | The total omnichannel profit is the highest under the cooperation model | ||
| Quantity and collection decisions in a closed-loop supply chain with technology licensing | Hong, XP; Govindan, K; Xu, L; Du, P | 2017 | European Journal of Operational Research | Technology licensing in a closed-loop supply chain can increase both profits and collection levels, but the outcomes depend on cost conditions and the licensor’s market power | ||
| Interaction aspect | Article title | Author | Year | Journal | Key findings | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Actors | Consumer/Buyer | Consumer markets for remanufactured and refurbished products | Abbey, JD; Meloy, MG; Blackburn, J; Guide, | 2015 | Consumer segments play a significant role in the market structure of | |
| How product and process knowledge enable consumer switching to remanufactured laptop computers in circular economy | Wang, YC; Zhu, Q; Krikke, H; Hazen, B | 2020 | Knowledge discourages consumers from switching, and the perceived high price of new products does not alter this effect | |||
| Consumer familiarity, ambiguity tolerance, and purchase behavior toward remanufactured products: the implications for remanufacturers | Wang, SY; Wang, J; Yang, F; Wang, Y; Li, J | 2018 | Purchase intention relies on attitude and perceived behavioural control, with familiarity and ambiguity tolerance strengthening attitude | |||
| Green behaviour and switching intention towards remanufactured products in sustainable consumers as potential earlier adopters | Perez-Castillo, D; Vera-Martinez, J | 2021 | Consumers’ attitudes and green purchase behaviour positively influence intentions to switch to | |||
| Green Consumer Behaviour: an Experimental Analysis of Willingness to Pay for Remanufactured Products | Michaud, C; llerena, D | 2011 | Quality and price drive purchasing decisions, while environmental awareness reduces willingness to pay | |||
| Remanufacturing for the circular economy: an examination of consumer switching behavior | Hazen, BT; Mollenkopf, DA; Wang, | 2017 | Consumers’ attitudes toward | |||
| Green product pricing with non-green product reference | Hong, ZF; Wang, H; Yu, | 2018 | ||||
| Acceptance of remanufactured products in the circular economy: an empirical study in India | Singhal, D; Tripathy, S; Jena, | 2019 | Purchase intention is influenced by attitude, benefits, | |||
| Strategic and operational remanufacturing mental models: A study on Chinese automotive consumers buying choice | Moosmayer, DC; Abdulrahman, MDA; Subramanian, N; Bergkvist, L | 2020 | Consumers associate reduced utility with REMAN, though a segment of about 30% prefers it | |||
| Remanufactured products purchase intentions and behaviour: Evidence from Malaysia | Khor, KS; Hazen, | 2017 | Consumers are more likely to buy energy-efficient products, leading to positive attitudes toward | |||
| Two-sided competition with vertical differentiation in both acquisition and sales in remanufacturing | Kleber, R; Reimann, M; Souza, G. C; Zhang, W | 2020 | The advantage that remanufacturers have in selling products to consumers is more important than their advantage in collecting used products, allowing them to dominate the market even if their competitors collect used products more efficiently | |||
| The mediating role of functionality orientation for purchasing remanufactured products: Cases in China, Indonesia, and Thailand | Chinen, K; Matsumoto, M; McQuitty, S; Kojima, M | 2022 | Consumers’ functional orientations mediate the link between environmental awareness and willingness to buy | |||
| The role of part failure rates asymmetry and spare part proprietariness on remanufacturing decision making | Kleber, R; Neto, JQF; Reimann, M | 2023 | Proprietary parts reduce remanufacturing but may increase collection | |||
| Prerequisite factors for original equipment manufacturer remanufacturing | Vogt Duberg, K; Gylling, M; Fredriksson, A | 2020 | The key factors to address when shifting towards remanufacturing can be managed | |||
| Remanufacturing as a marketing strategy | Atasu, A; Sarvary, M; Van Wassenhove, | 2008 | Remanufacturing decisions are driven by competition, cost savings, cannibalization and product life-cycle effects | |||
| Industrial challenges within the remanufacturing system | Lundmark, P; Sundin, E; Björkman M | 2009 | Uncertainties and complexity are key challenges in the remanufacturing system | |||
| Examining the role of dynamic remanufacturing capability on supply chain resilience in circular economy | Bag, S; Gupta, S; Foropon, C | 2019 | Companies that develop capabilities to rapidly adapt processes better meet the needs of | |||
| How to improve remanufacturing? A systematic analysis of practices and theories | Sakao, T; Sundin, E | 2019 | Key success factors are addressing product value and maintaining a customer-oriented operation | |||
| The more the better? The impact of the number and location of product recovery options on the system dynamics in a closed-loop supply chain | Yang, Y; Lin, J; Hedenstierna, CPT; Zhou, L | 2023 | Placing the recovery option nearest to the end customer reduces the bullwhip effect and inventory variance | |||
| Exploring inter-organizational relationships in automotive component remanufacturing | Lind, S; Olsson, D; Sundin, E | 2014 | The biggest challenge is aligning the ordered quantity with the delivered quantity | |||
| Remanufacturing in Asia: location choice and outsourcing | Lu, Q; Goh, M; Garg, M; De Souza, R | 2014 | Firms investing in new remanufacturing sites consider the regulatory environment the most important factor | |||
| Designing a reverse supply chain network with quality control for returned products: Strategies to mitigate free-riding effect and ensure compliance with technology licensing requirements | Bajgani, SE; Saberi, S; Toyasaki, F | 2023 | OEMs can maximise protection of their technology and control over the quality of returned products through strategic choices in supply chain design | |||
| Feedback from remanufacturing: its unexploited potential to improve future product design | Lindkvist Haziri, L; Sundin, E; Sakao, T | 2019 | Barriers: awareness, lack of knowledge, incentives, feedback channels and non-supportive organisational structures | |||
| Recycling channel selection for a manufacturer involving consumers’ green-return behavior | Hong, Z; Chu, J; Zhang, LL; Wang, N | 2023 | Recycling payment is crucial for OEMs to decide on | |||
| Remanufacturing: the experience of the United States and implications for developing countries | Lund, | 1984 | Challenges and opportunities for developing countries in adopting | |||
| Reliability-informed end-of-use decision making for product sustainability using two-stage stochastic optimization | Ankush Kumar Mishra, Xinyang Liu, Chao Hu, Pingfeng Wang | 2023 | It proposes a two-stage optimization model to address the Re-X decision problem. It develops a management strategy for end-of-use conditions, taking into account demand uncertainty, and verifies its effectiveness through a case study supported by a results analysis | |||
| Four levels of remanufacturing maturity as a circular manufacturing indicator: a theoretical framework and practical assessment tool | Jelena Kurilova-Palisaitiene, Johannes Matschewsky, Erik Sundin | 2024 | It proposes a maturity assessment model for remanufacturing for OEMs, enabling the identification and promotion of systematic improvements in the remanufacturing process through a structured approach based on 17 circular production factors | |||
| Assessing the profitability of remanufacturing initiation: a literature review | Johan Vogt duberg, Erik Sundin e Ou tang | 2023 | It highlights the need for accessible and transparent economic models to support companies in initiating remanufacturing, helping to spread knowledge of the remanufacturing market even among firms without prior experience in the sector | |||
| Assessing the economic rationality of remanufacturing products | Linton, | 2008 | OEMs achieve higher overall profits by offering both new and | |||
| Does the entry of third-party remanufacturers always hurt original equipment manufacturers? | Wu, X; Zhou, Y | 2016 | The entry of | |||
| Consumer’s purchase intention towards remanufactured products: the influence of return policy | Wang, Y; Wang, J | 2016 | Educating buyers about product benefits and offering easy returns reduce perceived risks | |||
| Consumer markets for remanufactured and refurbished products | Abbey, JD; Meloy, MG; Blackburn, J; Guide, | 2015 | Consumer segments play a significant role in the market structure of | |||
| Or | Guide Jr, V. D. R.; Van Wassenhove, L. N | 2009 | It traces the evolution of research on closed-loop supply chains, highlighting how the product return process can represent an obstacle for the customer and a barrier to the purchase of remanufactured products | |||
| Determinants of consumer demand for circular economy products. A case for reuse and remanufacturing for sustainable development | Hunka, AD; Linder, M; Habibi, S | 2021 | Consumers are interested in high-quality | |||
| Differential pricing and production strategies for heterogeneous products under cannibalization and promotional effects | Liu, A; Jing, M; Miao, J; Li, Z; Yang, Y | 2022 | The cannibalization effect reduces the demand for new products | |||
| Production and emissions reduction decisions considering the differentiated carbon tax regulation across new and remanufactured products and consumer preference | Wang, Y; Wang, F | 2021 | A higher base rate of carbon tax encourages the manufacturer to introduce | |||
| Information and reputation mechanisms in auctions of remanufactured goods | Casalin, F; Dia, E | 2019 | Reputation mechanisms only play an important role for transactions in | |||
| Adoption of circular economy: data-driven strategies based on empirical evidence from indian consumers | Gaur, J; Pandey, I; Hungund, S | 2024 | Government actions to educate and promote | |||
| Strategic closed-loop facility location problem with carbon market trading | Diabat, A; Abdallah, T; Al-Refaie; Svetinovic; Govindan, K | 2013 | As carbon emission costs rise, companies increasingly choose environmentally conscious suppliers | |||
| Managing new and remanufactured products to mitigate environmental damage under emissions regulation | Yenipazarli, a | 2016 | Imposing a charge on emissions can make | |||
| Revenue management in are furbishing duopoly with cannibalization | Kurdhi, NA; Dabadghao, SS; Fransoo, | 2023 | Weaker firms should focus on surpassing stronger competitors in collection and remanufacturing | |||
| Promoting remanufacturing through subsidy and environment tax: Channel co-opetition, incentive alignment and regulation optimization | Niu, B; Ruan, Y; Zeng, F | 2022 | OEMs prefer to buy | |||
| Competitive strategy in remanufacturing and the impact of take-back laws | Webster, S; Mitra, S | 2007 | The law leads to the introduction of | |||
| Towards building circular economy a cross-cultural study of consumers’ purchase intentions for reconstructed products | Gaur, J; Mani, V; Banerjee, P; Amini, M; Gupta, R | 2019 | ||||
| Why wouldn’t green appeal drive purchase intention? Moderation effects of consumption values in the | De Silva, M; Wang, PJ; Kuah, | 2021 | British consumers are more aware of the green benefits, perceive higher quality, lower risks in | |||
| Optimal product acquisition, pricing, and inventory management for systems with remanufacturing | Zhou, SX; Yu, Y | 2011 | Operations Research | When pricing is an endogenous decision, the optimal policy becomes much more complicated | ||
| Recycling channel selection for a manufacturer involving consumers’ Green-Return behavior | Hong, Z; chu, J; zhang, LL; wang, N | 2023 | International symposium on environmentally conscious design and inverse manufacturing | The payment of recycling is important for | ||
| The dual role of cooperation and competition in remanufacturing: a buyer-seller | Han, T; shang, J; wang, S | 2021 | There is a balance between cooperation and competition between two | |||
| Remanufacturing with patented technique royalty under asymmetric information and uncertain markets | Gao, J; liang, ZL; shang, J; Xu, | 2020 | Advanced production ensures remanufacturing is more technically and economically feasible | |||
| Does the entry of third-party remanufacturers always hurt original equipment manufacturers? | Wu, X; Zhou, Y | 2016 | The entry of | |||
| Competition versus cooperation? Which is better in a remanufacturing supply chain considering blockchain | Yang, L; Gao, M; Feng, L | 2022 | Remanufacturers select competition mode based on patent fees, with brand advantage influencing the choice | |||
| A game model of competition for market share between a new good producer and a remanufacturer | Batabyal, AA; Beladi, H | 2016 | Analyse the duopolistic interaction between an | |||
| Advertising and competition for market share between a new good producer and a remanufacturer | Batabyal, AA; Beladi, H | 2018 | The iterated elimination of strictly dominated strategies predicts the outcome of the advertising game | |||
| Competitive sustainable processes and pricing decisions in omnichannel closed-up supply chains under different channel power structures | Jena, SK; Meena, P | 2022 | The total omnichannel profit is the highest under the cooperation model | |||
| Quantity and collection decisions in a closed-loop supply chain with technology licensing | Hong, XP; Govindan, K; Xu, L; Du, P | 2017 | Technology licensing in a closed-loop supply chain can increase both profits and collection levels, but the outcomes depend on cost conditions and the licensor’s market power | |||
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