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Economic order quantity for growing items

International Journal of Production Economics, 2014
Abstract Economic order/production quantity (EOQ/EPQ) models have generally been presented for manufacturing products. Incorporating some important features of a specific category of products, different EOQ/EPQ models have been proposed in literature. This study proposes a new class of inventory models, i.e.
Jafar Rezaei
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Economic order quantities and inflation

International Journal of Production Research, 1985
This paper addresses the inventory control problem of determining economic order quantities during inflation. A simple average annual cost model is constructed for which a closed-form solution is found. The solutions thus generated arc then compared with the optimal solutions to a ‘theoretically correct’ model whose objective is to minimize the ...
JOHN J. KANET, JAMES A. MILES
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Robust economic order quantity models

European Journal of Operational Research, 1997
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Marketing policies on economic order quantity

Journal of Information and Optimization Sciences, 2003
This paper studies the deterministic inventory system in which the demand rate of an item is of a polynomial function form and dependent on the inventory on hand, price policy and advertisement expenditure. We derive an efficient algorithm to determine the optimal economic order quantity, selling price, order period and advertising expenditure ...
Bertram Tan   +2 more
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Economic Order and Surplus Quantities Model

IBM Journal of Research and Development, 1974
A standard mathematical model for inventory management is known as the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) model. In this communication the EOQ model is extended to include the possibility of determining how much, if any, excess stock should be sold at the beginning of a decision period.
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Economic Order Quantity and the Value of the Firm

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007
The celebrated EOQ model solves the trade-off between ordering and inventory holding expenses minimizing total costs and assuming that the cost of capital, which contributes to the inventory holding cost, is exogenous to operations. Rather than minimizing total costs, we first set the problem as to maximize the value of the firm for shareholders, but ...
Alejandro Serrano, Santiago Kraiselburd
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