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A Backlog Inventory Model During Restricted Sale Periods
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  • 1985Optimal Ordering Strategies for Announced Price Increases343 cited
  • 1988Optimal Ordering Policies in Response to a Sale64 cited
  • 1992Evaluation of Supplier-Restricted Purchasing Options Under Temporary Price Discounts33 cited
  • 1978Forward Buying in Response to Announced Price Increases26 cited
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  • 2013Joint replenishment policy with backordering and special sale18 cited
  • 2011Optimal inventory system with two backlog costs in response to a discount offer15 cited
  • 2015An improved inventory model with random review period and temporary price discount for deteriorating items11 cited
  • 2015Optimal ordering for a probabilistic one-time discount11 cited
  • 2009Optimal order policy for deteriorating items in response to temporary price discount linked to order quantity11 cited
  • 2024Managing risk concerns with ordered backlogs in the semiconductor industry: An empirical study11 cited

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