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Problem Definition: Although it is well known that a reseller’s ability to hold strategic inventory under a short-term supply contract can potentially benefit both the reseller and a supplier, existing research on strate- gic inventory focuses almost exclusively on exclusive reselling...
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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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It is now widely accepted that a retailer’s use of strategic inventory can mitigate double marginalization and improve the coordination of a supply chain, potentially benefitting both the downstream retailer and an upstream manufacturer. However, this conclusion has typically been based on the...
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This paper studies commodity procurement policies in the presence of inventory sharing. We consider two independent firms that use a common commodity input to satisfy stochastic demands in a multi-period setting. The firms can procure the commodity as well as sell excess inventory through either...
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