The multi-product price-setting newsvendor with resource capacity constraints

Decision Making and the Price Setting Newsvendor: Experimental Evidence

We present an experimental study of the price-setting newsvendor problem, which extends the traditional framework by allowing the decision maker to determine both the selling price and the order quantity of a given item. We compare behavior under this model with two benchmark conditions where subjects have a single decision to make (price or quantity). We observe that subjects deviate from the ...

A price-setting newsvendor problem under mean-variance criteria

The single-product, single-period newsvendor problem with two decision variables, namely price and stock quantity, is considered. The performance measure, in addition to the expected revenue, includes the variance of the income scaled with a risk parameter. We present conditions for the concavity of this risk-sensitive performance measure and the uniqueness of the optimal solution for both risk...

Collusive price leadership with capacity constraints

In this paper, collusive price leadership in homogeneous good capacity-constrained repeated price competition is examined. In the stage game, firms choose their timing of price setting. Although setting a price early is disadvantageous per se, a large firm has an incentive to move early in order to demonstrate its commitment not to deviate. If the discount factor is not too large, this behavior...

TWO-PRICE POLICY FOR A NEWSVENDOR PRODUCT SUPPLY CHAIN WITH TIME AND PRICE SENSITIVE DEMAND by

A multi-product risk-averse newsvendor with exponential utility function

We consider a multi-product newsvendor using an exponential utility function. We first establish a few basic properties for the newsvendor regarding the convexity of the model and monotonicity of the impact of risk aversion on the solution. When the product demands are independent and the ratio of the degree of risk aversion to the number of products is sufficiently small, we obtain closed-form...