Abstract:In order to study the closed-loop supply chain members’ fairness preferences and reference dependence how affect the optimal pricing decisions, based on the theory of Stackelberg game ,we explore the two case when only retailers have fair concerns, as well as manufacturers and retailers all having fairness concerns . Numerical simulation shows that when only retailers have fair concerns, the manufacturers’ wholesale price under the whole price contract is lower than the case when it is decentralized decision-making, and we have the opposite conclusion on the retail price. When manufacturers and retailers all have fairness concerns and reference dependence, the manufacturer"s wholesale price is a decreasing function of the retailer"s fairness concern and r?e?f?e?r?e?n?c?e ?p?r?e?f?e?r?e?n?c?e?, an increasing function of their fairness concern and r?e?f?e?r?e?n?c?e? ?p?r?e?f?e?r?e?n?c?e?, and we have the opposite conclusion on the manufacturer"s recycling transfer price. Further, when the competition between the retailers and manufactures is excessively high, it will lead to the low efficiency of the closed-loop and poor environmental conditions.