Decision making in the newsvendor problem: A cross-national laboratory study - Feng, Tianjun; Keller, L. Robin; Zheng, Xiaona (Omega (Oxford), 2011)
Keywords: Applied sciences; Behavioral operations management; Bestellung; China; Context-dependent preferences; Cross-national difference; Cross-national difference Newsvendor decisions Pull-to-center effect Context-dependent preferences Flat-maximum hypothesis Behavioral operations management; Decision making; Decision making models; Decision theory. Utility theory; Entscheidungstheorie; Exact sciences and technology; Flat-maximum hypothesis; Hypotheses; Inventory control, production control. Distribution; Laboratories; Lagerhaltungsmodell; Newsvendor decisions; Operational research and scientific management; Operational research. Management science; Order quantity; Preferences; Studies; Test; USA; “Pull-to-center” effect; United States--US; China; Cross-national difference; Newsvendor decisions; Context-dependent preferences; Flat-maximum hypothesis; Behavioral operations management; “Pull-to-center” effect; Decision support system; Ordered set; Decision making; Newsboy problem; Context aware; Production management; Pull-to-center effect; Behavioral analysis; Preference; Economic order quantity; Ordering; Profit