In terms of the profit distribution related to two-stage channels
and three-stage supply chain including manufacturers, distributors and
retailers, this paper compares the effects of different distribution
strategies on profits and gross profits of enterprises at supply chain
nodes through game analysis in normal and interrupted supply chain, on
the basis of Stackelberg's profit independent distribution model and the profit
distribution model in corporate collaboration. It follows that, when
enterprises at supply chain nodes collaborate, the gross profits are significantly
higher than those when enterprises make independent decisions, regardless of supply
chain interruption. When supply chain interruption results in a rise in demand,
for manufacturers, increasing the original production depends on the comparison between and ; when the demand shrinks, the readjustment of the
original production plans and of prices depends on the comparison between and .
In the profit
independent distribution strategy in supply chain interruption,
the regulation of the price distribution quotient depends
on the decision sequence. Enterprises at supply chain nodes could
select appropriate distribution factors to distribute profits in terms of bargaining
capacity. By the Shapley value and its calculation, it is shown
that the collaboration of enterprises at supply chain nodes can increase profits effectively,
ensuring the rationality and effectiveness of supply chain profit distribution.
SHU Tong
, LIU Chun-Xia
, CHEN Shou
, ZHANG Xi-Zheng. , {{custom_author.name_en}}.
PROFIT DISTRIBUTION STRATEGIES OF THE THREE-STAGE SUPPLY CHAIN IN AN INTERRUPTION. Journal of Systems Science and Mathematical Sciences, 2011, 31(10): 1197-1208 https://doi.org/10.12341/jssms11699