英文摘要 |
In this study, we explored the pricing strategy problem at each point in time during the stock-out period for complete pre-ordered store through the demand rate function of merchandise and the ratio function for customer willingness to wait for taking merchandise, in which the demand rate function at certain point in time during the stock-out period is a linear function both with the price level and price variability at that point in time. When customers step into a complete pre-ordered store at certain point in time during the stock-out period, they will review the merchandise and consider the demands based on the merchandise price levels and price variability at that point in time. However, after declaring the intension to purchase the merchandise, the store assistant informs that the merchandise will not be available for a period of time. At this moment, the ratio value for the customers still willing to pre-order is a ratio function of value between 0 and 1. The main part of this study is to construct a mathematical model that is concrete to discuss, and to determine the optimal price at each point in time during the stock-out period in order to maximize the total profit for the complete pre-ordered store. The findings of this study are as follows: Under the assumed condition that the potential demand rate function is a linear function of the price and price variability, the optimal price of complete pre-ordered merchandise is based on the type of ratio function. When the ratio function is assumed to be an exponential function of the length of waiting time for merchandise, the optimal price function is a constant that is irrelevant to the point in time for customer to pre-order merchandise. When the ratio function is assumed to be a linear function of the length of waiting time for merchandise, the optimal price function is an increasing function of the point in time for customer to pre-order merchandise. |