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• W4387056521 abstract "In modern manufacturing operations, green technologies are becoming increasingly popular. Meanwhile, trade-in programs are widely implemented to boost sales and enhance product recycling, which would benefit the environment. It is widely observed that many companies implement green technology (GT) and trade-in programs together. However, whether this act is always beneficial to the environment is unclear. We hence build analytical models to address this issue. To conduct a comprehensive study, we follow real-world practices and examine both the retailer collect (R-collect) and manufacturer collect (M-collect) scenarios in a supply chain. Our results show that the “R-collect scheme with GT” leads to the highest levels of supply chain profit and social welfare, but more emissions may be generated. In addition, implementing GT does not always benefit the environment in both R-collect and M-collect schemes. Considering from the environmental protection perspective, we interestingly show that governments should advocate the “M-collect with GT” and “R-collect without GT” schemes. Correspondingly, to motivate both the supply chain and consumers to accept the advocated strategies, we characterize the carbon tax and subsidy based “carrot-and-stick” policy. We further show that our main results hold when consumers are environmentally conscious." @default.
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• W4387056521 date "2023-01-01" @default.
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• W4387056521 title "Does Implementing Trade-In and Green Technology Together Benefit the Environment?" @default.
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