THE IMPLICATIONS OF JUST-IN-TIME INVENTORY POLICIES ON CARRIER SELECTION

Prabir K. Bagchi · T S Roghunathan · Edward J. Bardi

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Faced with intense competition especially from foreign sources, US industry has been vigorously pursuing various cost reduction measures. A Just-In-Time (JIT) inventory system in one of the most widely attempted techniques to reduce inventory carrying costs. The changes that have taken place, carrier selection decisions, especially in JIT organizations has been investigated.

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