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Strategic Closedloop Supply Chain Management Lecture Notes In Economics And Mathematical Systems 1st Edition Baptiste Lebreton

Name: Strategic Closedloop Supply Chain Management Lecture Notes In Economics And Mathematical Systems 1st Edition Baptiste Lebreton
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Strategic Closedloop Supply Chain Management Lecture Notes In Economics And Mathematical Systems 1st Edition Baptiste Lebreton instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.55 MB

Pages: 158

Author: Baptiste Lebreton

ISBN: 3540389075, 9783540389071

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 1

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Strategic Closedloop Supply Chain Management Lecture Notes In Economics And Mathematical Systems 1st Edition Baptiste Lebreton by Baptiste Lebreton 3540389075, 9783540389071 instant download after payment.

The structure of this book follows the decision-making process of Original Equipment Manufacturers investigating the potential of closed loops, including fundamental questions managers must answer when planning a circular supply chain: Does a closed loop fit corporate objectives? Is it profitable? How should OEMs deal with free-rider competition? Which product/technology/location setup leads to a profit-maximizing supply chain? The book includes case studies from the tire and the computer industry.