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The purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of depositional (equity sensitivity), organisational variable, perceived organisational support (POS) and job variables (job stressors) on psychological contract breach (PCB). The paper also tests the moderating role of POS and equity...
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This paper attempts to model the profitability of a secondary market, in a newsvendor setting, to a profit-maximizing manufacturer, who is offering to the retailer a buyback policy for the unsold merchandise left at the end of the selling season. With a buyback agreement, the manufacturer shares...
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This paper analyzes the manufacturers' strategy of optimizing the direct rebate to the final customer and the wholesale price to a profit-maximizing retailer with a price-dependent stochastic demand. The manufacturer possesses full information about the cost and the functional relationship among...
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This paper analyses a single-period decision of a retailer facing uncertain and price dependent demand. The typical modeling of the problem in a newsvendor framework assumes the unfulfilled demand to be lost once and for all. However, in reality, there may be an opportunity to backlog the lost...
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This paper studies the impact of direct rebates to the end customer from the manufacturer and/or from the retailer upon the profitability and effectiveness of the policies of both channels. Effectiveness is measured by the ratio of the retailer’s to the manufacturer’s profits and by the sum...
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This paper presents a characterization of a profit-maximizing retailer's response to a manufacturer trade deal that encompasses both marketing and operations concerns. Price pass-through behaviour is based on demand being realized over time, at a given rate, thereby allowing for the introduction...
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Given the increasing saliency of special offers as a sales promotion tool, this paper analyses the advantages and disadvantages of the two most common payment reduction schemes, namely a decrease in the purchase price and a delay in the payment of the merchandise. Following some of the latest...
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