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THE ECONOMICS OF ORDERING INVENTORY

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1997
Supplies constitute a major overhead expense in every dental practice. The real cost of supplies includes the ordering cost, the carrying cost and the acquisition cost. At the ideal ordering volume, the impact of these three factors is minimized and the lowest true cost in realized. This article describes two formulas that will help dental practices in
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Bargaining for cooperative economic ordering

Decision Support Systems, 2007
This paper analyzes horizontal cooperations between organizations that have the opportunity to jointly replenish material requirements. Two mechanisms are investigated, the search for short-term cooperations (e.g., via electronic markets) and long-term cooperations.
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Legal Orderings and Economic Institutions

2007
This book addresses the lively interaction between the disciplines of law and economics. The traditional boundaries of these two disciplines have somehow inhibited a full understanding of the functioning of and the evolution of economic and legal systems. It has often been the case that these boundaries have had to be reshaped, and sometimes abolished,
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The New International Economic Order: The “New International Economic Order”

Netherlands International Law Review, 1978
The international discussion about a new world economic order, which has been going on for many years now, has been complicated by the absence of clear and generally accepted ideas about the main features of such a concept. The word “order” itself has a wide variety of different meanings (e.g., natural versus imposed order) and in some quarters the ...
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Causal ordering in economic models

Decision Support Systems, 1995
Abstract In this paper, a framework is introduced in which economic models can be represented in a graphical way using causal ordering. This framework unifies the existing approaches of causal ordering in the literature. On the basis of locally imposed directions of causality (derived from the underlying economic theory) global causal dependencies ...
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The Socio‐economic Order and Forensic Economics

International Journal of Social Economics, 1993
With the expanded use of forensic economists by the legal system has come a heightened awareness within the profession of potential and actual unethical behaviour by its members. Examines the arguments explaining unethical behaviour in detail and shows that their descriptive and empirical foundations have been excessively narrow.
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The New International Economic Order: The Basis of the New International Economic Order

Netherlands International Law Review, 1978
The main purpose of the paper is to investigate the differences between the new international economic order (NIEO) advocated by the overwhelming majority of the members of the General Assembly and the existing order. To what extent are changes called for in the institutional and substantial legal rules that help to mould international economic ...
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The Order and Aims of Economic Studies

1982
We have seen that the economist must be greedy of facts; but that facts by themselves teach nothing History tells of sequences and coincidences; but reason alone can interpret and draw lessons from them. The work to be done is so various that much of it must be left to be dealt with by trained common sense, which is the ultimate arbiter in every ...
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Reimagining the global economic order*

Review of Keynesian Economics
A retreat from the post-1990s model of deep economic integration was inevitable and is not necessarily a bad thing. Today’s worries about de-globalization should not blind us to the possibility that the present crisis may in fact produce a better globalization.
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Welfare Economics, Economic Order, and Competition

1992
The observable breakdown of socialist systems represents a severe blow for those who still believe in historical materialism although historicism must be considered refuted already on logical grounds (Popper, 1957). And it provides a new answer to the old question: “Do communist and free economies show a converging pattern?” (Tinbergen, 1961).
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