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The following pages link to Cooperative advertising in a dual-channel supply chain with a fairness concern of the manufacturer (Q5382720):

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• Decisions and coordination of retailer-led low-carbon supply chain under altruistic preference (Q2030333) (← links)
• The impact of dual fairness concerns on bargaining game and its dynamic system stability (Q2095918) (← links)
• A game theoretic strategic model for understanding the online-offline competition and fairness concern under community group buying (Q2097460) (← links)
• The impacts of fairness concern and different business objectives on the complexity of dual-channel value chains (Q2173727) (← links)
• Pricing decisions in closed-loop supply chains with competitive fairness-concerned collectors (Q2214844) (← links)
• Coordination of supply chains with competing manufacturers considering fairness concerns (Q2296263) (← links)
• Cooperative advertising in a distribution channel with fairness concerns (Q2509530) (← links)
• Joint decision of pricing and ordering in stochastic demand with Nash bargaining fairness (Q2664366) (← links)
• Operational strategy for low-carbon supply chain under asymmetric information of fairness concerns (Q2669907) (← links)
• Evolutionary game theory analysis of supply chain with fairness concerns of retailers (Q2691339) (← links)
• Coordination of cooperative advertising models in supply chain when manufacturer offers trade-credit (Q2862486) (← links)
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• Game-Theoretic Analysis of Green Supply Chain Under Cost-Sharing Contract with Fairness Concerns (Q5013397) (← links)
• How cooperative advertising interacts with distributional contracts in a dual-channel system (Q5092527) (← links)
• Effects of consumer loyalty and product web compatibility on cooperative advertising and pricing policies in a dual-channel supply chain (Q5104623) (← links)
• A review of bricks-and-clicks dual-channels literature: trends and opportunities (Q5883613) (← links)
• Cooperative advertising and coordination in a supply chain: the role of Nash bargaining fairness concerns (Q6145740) (← links)