Optimal Pricing and Capacity Under Well-Defined and Well-Known Deterministic Demand Fluctuations

Mitochondrial Haplogroups and Well Defined Populations

Joint optimization of pricing and capacity allocation for two competitive airlines under demand uncertainty

Nowadays, airline industries should overcome different barriers regarding the fierce competition and changing consumer behavior. Thus, they attempt to focus on joint decision making which enables them to set pricing and capacity allocation to maximize their profits. In this research, we develop a model to optimize pricing and capacity allocation in a duopoly of single-flight leg for two competi...

Optimal Capacity Expansion Strategies under Demand Uncertainty

This paper presents a novel approach to compute optimal machine, shop oor and shell space expansion times under uncertain customer demand. It considers multiple machine types and allows for positive lead times for each type. Demand is assumed to be nondecreasing in a \weak" sense. A polynomial time algorithm (FIFEX) is developed and shown to be eeective and eecient with an example from the Semi...

Optimal flexible capacity in newsboy problem under stochastic demand and lead-time

In this paper, we consider a newsvendor who is going to invest on dedicated or flexible capacity, our goal is to find the optimal investment policy to maximize total profit while the newsvendor faces uncertainty in lead time and demand simultaneously. As highlighted in literature, demand is stochastic, while lead time is constant. However, in reality lead time uncertainty decreases newsvendor's...

Optimal Monopoly Investment and Capacity Utilization under Random Demand

Unique value-maximizing programs of irreversible capacity investment and capacity utilization are described and shown to exist under general conditions for monopolist exhibiting capital adjustment costs and serving random consumer demand for a nondurable good over an infinite horizon. Stationary properties of these programs are then fully characterized under the assumption of serially independe...