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Georgia Institute of Technology - Sustainability
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reverse logistics, forecasting, information, inventory management, supply chain management
category management, category captainship, supply chain, retailing
category management, category captainship, retailing, supply chain, outsourcing
car sharing, sustainable transportation, sustainable business models, CAFE standards, fuel efficiency, product line
durable products, product obsolescence, exclusivity-seeking consumers, demand externalities
social sustainability, inclusive innovation, emerging economy, sustainable operations
Risk Management, Capacity Investment, Flexibility, Financing, Operational Hedging
supply chain, retailing, category management, category captainship, limited shelf space
business model innovation, sustainable operations, renewable energy
Socially Responsible Operations; Humanitarian Supply Chains; Medical Surplus; Resource Allocation; Mechanism Design
Durability, Recyclability, Take-Back Legislation, Extended Producer Responsibility
Durable goods, sustainable operations, green marketing, environment
Extended Producer Responsibility, Pharmaceuticals, Environmental Policy, Social Welfare
supply chain management, demand forecast collaboration, CPFR, information exchange, forecast quality
supply chain management, collaborative forecasting, information exchange, forecast quality
Queueing, credence goods
Carbon leakage, Anti-leakage policies, Technology choice, Production capacity choice
Capacity, Flexibility, Financing, Newsvendor, Limited Liability, Market Imperfection
waste management, information asymmetry, moral hazard, adverse selection, sustainable operations
Legislation, Extended Producer Responsibility, Design for Environment
E-waste, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), Environmental policy, Electrical and electronic equipment, State of Minnesota
Sustainable Operations, Humanitarian Supply Chains, Reverse Logistics, Medical Surplus
environmental policy, e‐waste, extended producer responsibility (EPR), industrial ecology, state of Washington, waste electrical and electronicequipment (WEEE)
electrical and electronic equipment, environmental policy, extended producer responsibility (EPR), e‐waste, State of Minnesota, industrial ecology
Component Commonality, Market Segmentation, Remanufacturing
