The Theory of Monopolistic Competition.

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The Growth of Logical Thinking from Childhood to Adolescence

Research in closed-loop supply chains (CLSCs) has grown rapidly over the last 10 years. The authors offer a critical review of influential CLSC research that takes a business economics perspective. Much of the research was inspired by practice-driven thoughtpieces, and this helped to keep research focused on relevant issues. However, CLSC research has several assumptions, such as perfect substitution between new and remanufactured products that risk becoming institutionalized. There is a strong need to carefully examine current industrial practice so that research remains focused on relevant problems. Deeper understanding of consumer perceptions of remanufactured products, product diffusion, and valuation of returned products are needed for the field to continue to add insights into developing sustainable economies.

Production and Operations Management

Managing open innovation projects with science-based and market-based partners

Outsourcing congruence with competitive priorities: Impact on supply chain and firm performance

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Order acceptance and scheduling: A taxonomy and review

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Order acceptance with weighted tardiness

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Order acceptance using genetic algorithms

Selecting jobs for a heavily loaded shop with lateness penalties

We model a firm's decisions about product innovation, focusing on the extent to which features should be improved or changed in the succession of models that comprise a life cycle. We show that the structure of the internal and external environment in which a firm operates suggests when to innovate to the technology frontier. The criterion is maximization of the expected present value of profits during the life cycle. Computational studies complement the theoretical results and lead to insights about when to bundle innovations across features. The formalization was influenced by extensive interviews with managers in a high-technology firm that dominates its industry.

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Susan A. Slotnick

Papers

Order acceptance and scheduling: A taxonomy and review

Order acceptance with weighted tardiness

Order acceptance using genetic algorithms

Selecting jobs for a heavily loaded shop with lateness penalties

New Product Innovation with Multiple Features and Technology Constraints