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The following pages link to Shipment Consolidation: Who Pays for It and How Much? (Q3116056):
Displaying 18 items.
- Pricing and timing of consolidated deliveries in the presence of an express alternative: financial and environmental analysis (Q322521) (← links)
- Cooperative game theory and inventory management (Q541688) (← links)
- Cooperative inventory games in multi-echelon supply chains under carbon tax policy: vertical or horizontal? (Q821773) (← links)
- Sharing loading costs for multi compartment vehicles (Q1651904) (← links)
- Collaborative shipping under different cost-sharing agreements (Q1694823) (← links)
- Cost allocation for cooperative inventory consolidation problems (Q1709955) (← links)
- Design and analysis of mechanisms for decentralized joint replenishment (Q1751915) (← links)
- Collaborative replenishment in the presence of intermediaries (Q1754069) (← links)
- Distribution center consolidation games (Q1779708) (← links)
- A private contributions game for joint replenishment (Q1935917) (← links)
- Cost allocation in inventory transportation systems (Q1939076) (← links)
- Altruistic profit allocation rules for joint replenishment with carbon cap-and-trade policy (Q2029914) (← links)
- A MIP model for freight consolidation in road transportation considering outsourced fleet (Q2089621) (← links)
- The freight consolidation and containerization problem (Q2256168) (← links)
- A multi-agent inventory problem with general transportation costs (Q2294534) (← links)
- Gain-sharing in urban consolidation centers (Q2312331) (← links)
- The subcoalition-perfect core of cooperative games (Q2430622) (← links)
- Inventory games with permissible delay in payments (Q2514770) (← links)
