Inventory and Ordering Decisions in Dual-Channel Supply Chains Involving Free Riding and Consumer Switching Behavior with Supply Chain Financing

Table 1

List of key-related literature.

Key-related studies	Decision variables	Financing type	Channel type	Contract strategy	Consumer switching	Free riding
Hua et al. (2019)	Supplier’s interest rate; retailer’s ordering; supplier’s option price	Trade credit	Offline channel	Option contract	No	No
Kouvelis and Zhao (2012)	Retailer’s ordering; credit guarantee coefficient	Bank financing; trade credit	Offline channel	Manufacturer’s trade credit guarantee	No	No
Yang and Birge (2018)	Retailer’s ordering; supplier’s whole sale price	Bank financing; trade credit	Offline channel	Early-payment discount	No	No
Dai et al.(2019)	Online selling price; wholesale price; offline selling price	No	Dual-channel	Retailers’ fairness concerns	No	No
Wang et al.(2020)	Online selling price; wholesale price; offline selling price; collection price	No	Dual-channel	No	No	No
Geng and Mallik (2007)	Retailer’s ordering; manufacture’s inventory	No	Dual-channel	Reverse revenue sharing	Yes	No
Yang et al. (2017)	Delivery lead time; retailer’s ordering; manufacture’s inventory	No	Dual-channel	No	Yes	No
Zhou et al. (2018)	Retailer’s sales price; manufacture’s sales price; retailer’s service level	No	Dual-channel	Service-cost sharing	No	No
Qin et al. (2020)	Retailer’s sales price; manufacture’s sales price	Trade credit (delay payment)	Dual-channel	Trade credit contract	No	No
Chen and Chen (2019)	Brick-and-mortar retailer’s sales price; online retailer’s sales price	No	Dual-channel	No	No	No
Yan et al. (2020)	Offline price; online price	E-commerce platform finance	Dual-channel	No	No	No
This study	Retailer’s ordering quantity and sales effort level; supplier’s inventory level	Trade credit (supplier’s financial subsidiary corporation)	Dual-channel	Partial buyback contract	Yes	Yes