Probabilistic Selling Strategy with Customer Return Policy
Journal: Business, Management and Economics Research (Vol.3, No. 10)Publication Date: 2017-10-15
Authors : Sen-Chi Wu; Shih-Ming Ou;
Page : 185-187
Keywords : Probabilistic selling; Customer return policy; Marketing strategy.;
Abstract
Probabilistic selling is a marketing strategy that multi-item vendors provide to consumers, presenting discounted options through acceptance of uncertain risks with random selections from sets of multiple distinct items. However, past studies of this strategy assume a no return policy since returned items shift part of the mentioned uncertain risk to the retailer. Because returns are a common business practice and an important coordination tool in supply chains, this research identifies the impacts of a return policy on the efficacy of probabilistic selling models.
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