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The large e-commerce platforms now not only provide a venue for the third-party sellers to sell their products but also provide financing services for them. In this paper, we study the impacts of such platform financing on the profits of a supply chain and the platform, as compared to the...
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This paper examines how managerial short-termism can affect a firm's inventory decision when external investors have only partial information about the firm's demand uncertainty. We first study the scenario where the manager's short-termism is exogenously given. We derive the full equilibrium...
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In practice, interest expense can account for a large proportion of firms' costs, while the interest rate is often influenced by a firm's market prospect. In the presence of information asymmetry, a firm may have an incentive to borrow a larger amount, thereby signaling a high prospect to the...
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Problem definition: We study how a firm should design its compensation plan to include both the sales performance and the operational performance (i.e., the supply/demand mismatch), for its sales division, who not only exerts unobservable demand-enhancement efforts but also makes the inventory...
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This paper studies a manufacturer that sells to a newsvendor retailer who can improve the quality of her demand information by exerting costly forecasting effort. In such a setting, contracts play two roles: providing incentives to influence the retailer's forecasting decision, and eliciting...
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With the development of the Internet and E-commerce, retailers often offer pre-orders for new to-be-released products. To encourage pre-orders, retailers such as Amazon offer pre-order price guarantee (PG). That is, if the product price drops before or on the release date, pre-order consumers...
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