Cost-sharing of carbon abatement investment in a capital-constrained supply chain
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Wenxin Jiao, Jinzhao Shi, Dian LiuAuthors Info & Claims
Wenxin Jiao, Jinzhao Shi, Dian LiuAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 136 - 139
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This paper studies the equilibrium of a low-carbon supply chain financing system with a bank, a retailer and a capital-constrained manufacturer. The impacts of cost-sharing in carbon abatement investment on the operational decisions and performance of the system are explored. Results show that the cost-sharing of the retailer will not affect its own wholesale price quotation and the production decision of the manufacturer but increase carbon abatement level of the system and bring a positive environmental externality. Furthermore, when the proportion of cost-sharing of the retailer is smaller than a threshold, the joint “economic-environmental” benefit of the system will be enhanced.
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ICEMC 2022: 2022 8th International Conference on E-business and Mobile Commerce
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