This paper deals with the Stackelberg game model based on the buyback contract predominated by the supplier, and the equilibrium solutions to the model are available when wholesale price and maximum buyback rate are determined by the supplier and the order quantity is determined by the retailer with respect to the stochastic market demand. Coordination of different supply chains and risks share...

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 Stock buyback during the Covid 19 pandemic in 2020 which is intended to encourage economy and increase stock prices that have decreased. To prove these expectations are achieved or not, this study examines differences abnormal returns (AR) of stocks trading volume activity (TVA) before after share buybacks with a sample 7 BUMN issuers who realized until end June 2020. Paired test...

We integrate a retailer’s return policy and a supplier’s buyback policy within a modeling framework. In this setting, consumers decide whether to buy and then whether to return the product, the retailer sets the retail price, quantity, and refund price, and the supplier chooses the wholesale price and buyback price. Both the demand uncertainty and consumers’ valuation uncertainty are considered...

We discuss an online discrete optimization problem called the buyback problem. In the literature of the buyback problem, the valuation function representing the value of a set of selected elements is given by a linear function. In this paper, we consider a generalization of the buyback problem using a nonlinear valuation function. We propose an online algorithm for the problem with a discrete c...

License Buyback Programs in Commercial Fisheries: An Application to the Shrimp Fishery in the Gulf of Mexico. (May 2009) Aaron T. Mamula, B.A., Oregon State University; M.A, Southern Methodist University Co-Chairs of Advisory Committee: Dr. Richard T. Woodward Dr. Wade L. Griffin This dissertation provides a thorough analysis of the costs associated with, and efficacy of, sequential license buy...

We study an important recent series of buyback auctions conducted by the U.S. Treasury in retiring $67.5 billion of its illiquid off-the-run debt. The Treasury was successful in buying back large amounts of illiquid debt while suffering only a small market-impact cost. The Treasury included the most-illiquid bonds more frequently in the auctions, but tended to buy back the least-illiquid of the...

Heavy share buyback years after the global finance crisis 2008–2009 drew criticism from scholars and financial press that repurchases were being used by firms to manipulate their stock prices. This paper examines whether a greater firm’s repurchase intensity distorts prices reflecting information. We analyse 2 sets of unbalanced panel data contain sample 337 US another 167 Malaysian repurchasin...

T coordination of supply chains by means of contracting mechanisms has been extensively explored theoretically but not tested empirically. We investigate the performance of three commonly studied supply chain contracting mechanisms: the wholesale price contract, the buyback contract, and the revenue-sharing contract. The simplified setting we consider utilizes a two-echelon supply chain in whic...