Efficient Supply Contracts for Fashion Goods with Forecast Updating and Two Production Modes

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Supply Chain Coordination with Contracts (2003, background): “Donohue (2000) studies buy-back contracts in a model with multiple production opportunities and improving demand forecasts.”
Revenue‐Sharing vs. Wholesale‐Price Contracts in Assembly Systems with Random Demand (2004, background): “Unsold units are returned to the supplier for a pre-arranged price (Pasternack 1985; Emmons and Gilbert 1998; Donohue 2000).”
The Allocation of Inventory Risk in a Supply Chain: Push, Pull, and Advance - Purchase Discount Contracts (2004, background): “Barnes-Schuster et al. (1998), Donohue (2000), Fisher et al. (2001), Fisher and Raman (1996), and Iyer and Bergen (1997) study two-period newsvendor models with demand updating between periods.”
Managing High‐Tech Capacity Expansion via Reservation Contracts (2005, background): “Donohue (2000) and Serel et al. (2001) investigate the equilibrium strategies based on full (payment for the) commitment.”
Coordination of supply chain after demand disruptions when retailers compete (2007, background): “Donohue (2000) found that the coordinated solution that depends on the degree of both demand forecast improvement and the manufacturer’s access to forecast information may not be Pareto optimal.”
Supply Chain Coordination Under Channel Rebates with Sales Effort Effects (2002, background): “Donohue (2000) and Taylor (2001) extend Pasternack by considering a second buying opportunity.”