Research Article

Fresh-Keeping Effort and Channel Performance in a Fresh Product Supply Chain with Loss-Averse Consumers’ Returns

Table 1

Summary of the related literature.

AuthorsQuality dependent demandMain decision variableTypes of contractContract coordination

Part A: Summary of literature about quality improvement and supply chain coordination
Cai et al. [7]Fresh-keeping effort, order quantity, pricePrice-discount sharing contract together with compensation contract
Wu et al. [8]Logistics-service level, order quantity, priceRevenue and service-cost sharing contract, price-discount and inventory-risk sharing contract
Yu and Xiao [9]Price, logistics-service levelWholesale price contract
Xu [10]Price, qualityWholesale price contract
Xie et al. [11]Quality investment, priceWholesale price contract
Jerath et al. [12]Price, quality, order quantityBuyback contract, quantity discount contract, revenue sharing contract and two-part contract
Leng et al. [13]Price, quality gatekeeping effortWholesale price contract
Yang and Chen [14]Carbon emission abatement effort, quantityWholesale price contract, cost sharing contract, revenue sharing contract, revenue and cost sharing contract

AuthorsModeling forms of consumer’ return rateCustomer’s risk preference

Part B: Summary of literature about customer return
Che [15]Uncertain valuationRisk averse
Davis et al. [16]Uncertain valuationRisk neutral
Su [17]Uncertain valuationRisk neutral
Xiao et al. [18]Uncertain valuationRisk neutral
Chen and Bell [19]Uncertain valuationRisk neutral
Hu et al. [20]Uncertain valuationRisk neutral
Chen and Bell [21], Chen and Bell [22]A function of quantity sold and refund priceRisk neutral
Vlachos and Dekker [23], Mostard and Teunter [24], Ruiz-Benitez and Muriel [25], Chen and Zhou [26], Chen and Chen [27], Choi and Guo [28],A fixed proportion of quantity soldRisk neutral
Yoo et al. [29]An increasing linear function of the refund priceRisk neutral

AuthorsLoss-averse individualSingle accountMultiple mental accountsConsumer return

Part C: Summary of literature about loss-averse preference
Schweitzer and Cachon [31]retailer
Wang and Webster [32]retailer
Wang [33]retailer
Wang and Webster [34]retailer
Ho and Zhang [39]retailer
Beckerpeth et al. [40]newsvendor
Davis et al. [41]retailer
Zhang et al. [42]supplier
Samatli-Pac and Shen [43]customer
Liao and Li [44]customer