Research On Recycling Channel Models Of Waste Products For The Development Of The Recycling Industry

With the increasing number of electronic goods which are eliminatedor abandoned and car parc continued to show growth trend, scrapped peakof the aforementioned two types of products is coming.At the same time,recycling model of waste products present a single channel model,decentralized and not standardized, its development process is slower. Thispaper is devoted to stduy recycling channel models of waste products inremanufacturing process. Around the prototype of the closed-loop supplychain consisted by the manufacturers, retailers and third-party recoverymechanism, this paper proposed three categories of recycling wasteproducts recycling mode, constructed related revenue function model, byusing the Stackelberg game theory, repurchase price of the manufacturercharged to other parties as the independent variable, selected the relevantindicators which consist of retail price, recovery of waste products andmanufacturer profit, derived indicators on the repurchase price of itsunderlying objective function. In the case of other conditions remainunchanged, this paper had a comparative analysis and obtained the bestmode of mixed recycling channels for manufacturers and retailers mixedrecycling channel mode. Then through the concrete example analysis, theconclusion was further proved and realistic meaning interpreted. This paperresearch significance lies in helping companies in the recycling industrychain to choose recycling channel which is appropriate and make thebeneficial decision.On the basis, this paper continued to make a comparison analysis between the optimal mix recycling channel model and the optimal singlemode and considered that the MR model is superior to R mode. Then bytaking strategic cooperative measures to address the dual overflow which isproduced under decentralized control decisions for the optimal mixrecycling channel model. Meanwhile, the paper also focused on linkingtheory with practice, selected recycled enterprises---GEM as a case study toverify the mixed recycling channel model practical significance.