Inhibit violations in business-to-peer product sharing via heterogeneous punishment, firm decisions and subsidies.
Yang LiHao SunPanfei SunDongshuang HouPublished in: Eur. J. Oper. Res. (2023)
Keyphrases
- decision making
- competitive environment
- customer base
- financial services
- decision makers
- profit maximizing
- business processes
- business models
- return on investment
- life cycle
- information sharing
- business intelligence
- information technology
- consumer behavior
- small and medium sized
- information systems
- business process
- software vendors
- manufacturing companies
- cost benefit analysis
- product design
- internet enabled
- competitive advantage
- data mining
- product development
- product quality
- overlay network
- strategic decisions
- competitive market
- real world
- electronic commerce
- rapid technological
- product life cycle
- constraint violations
- business decisions
- network effects
- market share
- peer to peer systems
- nash equilibrium