Operations Management for Environmental Sustainability
Operational Measures, Regulations and Carbon Constrained Decisions
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Beschreibung
This book explores optimal decisions for companies and governments to build a sustainable supply chain and economy by applying analytical models from new perspectives.
Taking differentiated carbon permit-buying and -selling prices into consideration, it investigates the optimal emission permit cap under the “cap-and-trade” regulation and discusses how to establish a two-period carbon tax scheme with a two-period planning horizon.
Moreover, it examines how to balance the economic and environmental performances in a closed-loop supply chain, how to implement trade-in program when employing green technologies, and how to strategically use the blockchain technology to improve the environmental performance of supply chain under the carbon tax policy.
This book is written for students and researchers who are specialized in the field of operations management with a focus on environmental sustainability. It is also beneficial for specialists and executives at companies that are facing carbon emission regulation challenges, as well as government officials who develop the emission control policies.
Examines the possibility of implementing a periodic carbon tax for emission control
Maximizes reader insights into practices in smart phone industry
Provides suggestions for governments on how to implement emission regulations and economic incentives
Autor*in
Guowei Dou
Themen in »Operations Management for Environmental Sustainability«
Environmental Sustainability Supply Chain Optimization Emission Regulation Carbon Tax Cap-and-Trade Government Policy Trade-in Green Technology