An order-level-lot-size model with uniform replenishing rate and variable mark-up of prices

A. C. Brahmbhatt · M. C. Jaiswal

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This paper considers the interaction of an order-level—lot-size model having uniform replenishing rate with the marketing policy involving mark-up of prices varying with capital intensity and turnover of finished product. Under two different policies considered in this paper, the optimum values of decision variables are obtained so that the profit for the system is maximized.

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1971Book Review: Marketing Decision Making: A Model Building Approach 1962Inventory control: Theory and practice 1974The Interaction of Economic Ordering Quantities and Marketing Policies 1973Pricing decisions in small business 1966Realism in Pricing Analyses

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