Considering fairness preference in the supply chain carbon emissions decision analysis | |
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( Volume 2 Issue 4,April 2016 ) OPEN ACCESS | |
Author(s): | |
HUANG Xiang-yi | |
Abstract: | |
Under linear demand conditions, assuming there is a two-echelon supply chain carbon emission reduction system composed of a supplier and a retailer, we introduce the Nash Bargaining fair Solution into the model, engage in case studies to examine the supplier's optimal wholesale price and his optimal carbon emission reduction as well as the retailer's optimal retail price. For that reason, we consider three different cases such as the retailer having fairness preference, the supplier having the fairness preference and both of them enjoying fairness preference at the same time. The study found out that both supplier’s wholesale price and retailer’s sales price are affected either by their own fairness preference or by that of the other party, more important in the game the supplier will not actively take the initiative to reduce carbon emissions since the volume will progressively decrease as a supply chain entity’s fairness preference degree increases. |
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