Replication Data for: Research on supply chain carbon emission reduction decisions based on fairness concerns and revenue sharing contracts

This dataset supports a study on the impact of fairness concerns and revenue-sharing contracts in supply chain firms on pricing and carbon emissions reductions. It includes variables such as carbon emission rights prices, degrees of fairness concerns among manufacturers and retailers, and revenue-sharing ratios. The data was used to simulate various scenarios within a traditional two-stage supply chain model, incorporating the Nash bargaining method and the Stackelberg game framework to analyze pricing strategies and emissions reduction. Key findings show that increased carbon emission rights prices and revenue-sharing ratios lead to greater emission reductions, with distinct pricing behaviors influenced by varying levels of fairness concerns from manufacturers and retailers.