Supply Chain Coordination with Revenue-Sharing Contracts: Strengths and Limitations
University of Pennsylvania · Northwestern University
Abstract
Under a revenue-sharing contract, a retailer pays a supplier a wholesale price for each unit purchased, plus a percentage of the revenue the retailer generates. Such contracts have become more prevalent in the videocassette rental industry relative to the more conventional wholesale price contract. This paper studies revenue-sharing contracts in a general supply chain model with revenues determined by each retailer's purchase quantity and price. Demand can be deterministic or stochastic and revenue is generated either from rentals or outright sales. Our model includes the case of a supplier selling to a classical fixed-price newsvendor or a price-setting newsvendor. We demonstrate that revenue sharing…
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2Topics & keywords
- Revenue sharing
- Newsvendor model
- Supply chain
- Revenue
- Microeconomics
- Business
- Renting
- Revenue management