On the effect of demand randomness on inventories and costs
Operations Research
Selling to the Newsvendor: An Analysis of Price-Only Contracts
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management
Who Benefits from Transshipment? Exogenous vs. Endogenous Wholesale Prices
Management Science
Customer-Driven vs. Retailer-Driven Search: Channel Performance and Implications
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management
Centralizing Inventory in Supply Chains by Using Shapley Value to Allocate the Profits
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management
Incentives for Transshipment in a Supply Chain with Decentralized Retailers
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management
TECHNICAL NOTE---Decentralized Inventory Sharing with Asymmetric Information
Operations Research
Computers and Industrial Engineering
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This note extends some of the key results of Dong and Rudi (2004) to general demand distributions. This generalization is achieved in two steps. First, we build on the analysis of Dong and Rudi to demonstrate that an inventory problem with transshipment is equivalent to a newsvendor problem with an adjusted demand. Then, we study the impact of transshipment by comparing the adjusted demand with the original demand. In addition to extending the results in the existing literature, this note presents a novel approach for analyzing the impact of risk pooling.