Publications

(* corresponding author, # student coauthor)

1. Tang, Y., Guo, P., Tang, C. S., & Wang, Y. (2021). Gender‐related operational issues arising from on‐demand ride‐hailing platforms: Safety concerns and system configuration. Production and Operations Management, 30(10), 3481-3496.  

2. Tang,Y., S.P Sethi, & Y. Wang.(2023). Games of supplier encroachment channel selection and e-tailer’s information sharing. Production and Operations Management, 32(11), 3650-3664.

3. Wang, X., Sun, C.#, & Tang, Y. (2025). Understanding delivery delays: The role of private delivery time information in reward-based crowdfunding. Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review, 200, 104141.

4. Tang,Y., S.P Sethi, & Y. Wang.(2025).Supplier and platform led games of supplier encroachment. Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review, 193, 103854. 

5. Song, H., Wang, R.#, & Tang, Y.* (2024). Competition or cooperation: Strategy analysis for a social commerce platform. European Journal of Operational Research, 318(2), 560-574.

6. Hu, S., & Tang, Y.* (2024). Impact of product sharing and heterogeneous consumers on manufacturers offering trade-in programs. Omega, 122, 102949

7. Chen, X., & Tang, Y.* (2024). The impact of production diseconomies on manufacturer encroachment. International Transactions in Operational Research, 31(2), 1270-1295. 

8. Chen, X., Fu, K., & Tang, Y.* (2023). Impact of customer bounded rationality on on-demand service platforms. IISE Transactions, 55(10), 1049-1061.

9. Li, Q., Ding, H., Shi, T., & Tang, Y. (2023). To share or not to share: the optimal advertising effort with asymmetric advertising effectiveness. Annals of Operations Research, 329, 249-276.

10. Chen, G., Feng, H., Luo, K., & Tang, Y. (2021). Retrieval-oriented storage relocation optimization of an automated storage and retrieval system. Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review, 155, 102508. 

11. Tang, Y., Guo, P., & Wang, Y. (2018). Equilibrium queueing strategies of two types of customers in a two-server queue. Operations Research Letters, 46(1), 99-102.