A Cooperative Game Based Approach for Resource Pooling and Profit Sharing in Supply Chains
Information Control Problems in Manufacturing, Volume # 14 | Part# 1
Authors
Mahjoub, Sonia; Hennet, Jean-Claude
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
10.3182/20120523-3-RO-2023.00376
Page Numbers:
554-559
Index Terms
Supply Chain Management (SCM); Supplier Selection; Extended Enterprise
Abstract
This study addresses the strategic problem of supply chain formation on the basis of the quantities and prices of end-products to be manufactured and sold on a market. The manufacturing process is planned from the products bills of materials (BOM) and distributed on the resources available in the enterprises network. Resources are modelled as capacitated systems with piecewise-linear throughput functions of the workload. The problem of maximal profit generation and sharing among the firms of the network is analyzed and solved as a cooperative game. The proposed profit sharing rule is constructed from the dual of the profit maximization problem. It is both efficient and rational, with more fairness than the Owen rule of classical Linear Production Games.
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