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Séminaire : The impact of valuation heterogeneity and network structure on supply chain prices

Séminaire : The impact of valuation heterogeneity and network structure on supply chain prices

Séminaire Fondation HEC conjoint avec la Chaire de théorie des jeux et gestion et le GERAD 


Titre : The impact of valuation heterogeneity and network structure on supply chain prices


Conférencier : Alper Nakkas – Université McGill, NOVA School of Business and Economics, Portugal 


Résumé :


This paper studies bargaining in two-sided supply chain networks where manufacturers on the demand side purchase an input from suppliers on the supply side. A manufacturer and a supplier must have a business relationship or 'link' to bargain and trade with each other. We show that valuation heterogeneity, supply-demand balance, and network structure are the main factors that influence the equilibrium prices, trading pattern, and surplus allocation. We demonstrate that bargaining effectively takes place in smaller sub-networks and develop a decomposition algorithm to identify into these sub-networks. We also study competitiveness and efficiency properties of general supply chain networks.


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Date

Jeudi 20 octobre 2016
Débute à 11h00

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