This paper surveys two key issues in closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) research: return functions and coordination mechanisms. The return function provides the rule according to which end-of-life/use products are returned to a collector. The coordination mechanisms consist of the adoption of a certain mechanism (e.g., a contract) to align the closed-loop supply chain members’ objectives. We describe latest thinking in these two major CLSC-related fields and suggest future research directions to be undertaken.

A selective survey of game-theoretic models of closed-loop supply chains / De Giovanni, Pietro; Zaccour, G. - In: 4OR. - ISSN 1619-4500. - 17:1(2019), pp. 1-44.

A selective survey of game-theoretic models of closed-loop supply chains

De Giovanni P;
2019

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This paper surveys two key issues in closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) research: return functions and coordination mechanisms. The return function provides the rule according to which end-of-life/use products are returned to a collector. The coordination mechanisms consist of the adoption of a certain mechanism (e.g., a contract) to align the closed-loop supply chain members’ objectives. We describe latest thinking in these two major CLSC-related fields and suggest future research directions to be undertaken.
2019
Closed-loop supply chain, CLSC game, Survey, Return functions, Coordination mechanisms
A selective survey of game-theoretic models of closed-loop supply chains / De Giovanni, Pietro; Zaccour, G. - In: 4OR. - ISSN 1619-4500. - 17:1(2019), pp. 1-44.
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