2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00500-020-05142-w
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Handling of revenue sharing contracts within the scope of game theory

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“…Considering a decentralized SC including one retailer and one manufacturer, Tsao and Lee (2020) determined how revenue-sharing coordination contracts affect decision-making and profits. Canbulut, Köse, and Arik (2021) addressed revenue-sharing coordination contracts as two-person non-constant sum games that each one wants to maximize their profit; So in a supply chine coordinated with a revenue-sharing contract, the supplier determines wholesale price which retailer respond with revenue-sharing rate. In their study, the profit function of the supply chain actors has calculated using game theory.…”
Section: Revenue-sharing Contractmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering a decentralized SC including one retailer and one manufacturer, Tsao and Lee (2020) determined how revenue-sharing coordination contracts affect decision-making and profits. Canbulut, Köse, and Arik (2021) addressed revenue-sharing coordination contracts as two-person non-constant sum games that each one wants to maximize their profit; So in a supply chine coordinated with a revenue-sharing contract, the supplier determines wholesale price which retailer respond with revenue-sharing rate. In their study, the profit function of the supply chain actors has calculated using game theory.…”
Section: Revenue-sharing Contractmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Revenue‐sharing contract plays a prominent role in coordinating the profit distribution of upstream and downstream enterprises in the supply chain and realizing the overall optimization of the supply chain (Song & Gao, 2018). The supply chain coordination problem of the use of the revenue‐sharing contract has been extensively studied in academia (Canbulut et al, 2021; Liu et al, 2020; Wang, Ji, et al, 2021; Zhao et al, 2021). For the coordination of capital‐constrained supply chains, the revenue‐sharing contract also performs very well.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He found that the use of revenue-sharing instead of fixed fees would promote a sharp increase in the revenue from film screenings. Canbulut et al [46] used a game theory model to study the relationship between members of the supply chain and found that revenue-sharing contracts can promote cooperation among members. In practice, movie producers and theater chains divide the total box office according to a certain ratio [37], and video playback platforms pay dividends to self-media people based on total traffic.…”
Section: Revenue-sharing Ratiomentioning
confidence: 99%