Research Article
[Retracted] A Supply Chain Model Based on Data-Driven Demand Uncertainty under the Influence of Carbon Tax Policy
Table 1
Variable parameter definitions.
| Variable parameters | Definition |
| G1 | The amount of carbon emitted per unit of product that a retailer buys from a supplier | G2 | The amount of carbon emitted per unit of product that a retailer sells to a customer | V | The lowest tolerance of a retailer's profit | P | The unit price of a product that a retailer sells to a customer | E | Unit carbon tax | W | The maximum quantity of the product that the supplier can provide | M | The maximum volume of a retailer's inventory | h1 | The distance between the retailer and the supplier | h2 | The distance between the retailer and the customer | f | The maximum volume of a single shipment | Os | The transportation cost per unit of distance | Oc | Fixed costs incurred per shipment | Or | The disposal cost per unit of returned product | β | Vague requirements for products | l | The cost per unit of surplus product | K | The cost per unit of the out-of-stock product | O1 | The storage cost per unit of product | O2 | The storage cost per unit of returned product | Nr | The number of returned products to be disposed of | Ot | The cost of purchasing a unit's product from a supplier | Nt | The quantity of products purchased from suppliers by retailers |
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