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One way to model concurrent decision making is to formulate multi-play
er mathematical games. The purpose of this paper is to illustrate a va
riety of concurrent decisionmaking models that arise in two simple app
lications where explicit models can be obtained to represent the typic
al stages of design and manufacturing in product development. Of parti
cular interest are bilevel formulations which have an interpretation o
f a Stackelberg game between two players such as Design and Manufactur
ing. The solutions in these models show how the final design outcome c
an be predicted based on the different interactions that may occur bet
ween the decision makers in concurrent design project.