An Inventory Model for Deteriorating Items and Stock-dependent Consumption Rate

1989-05-01articleJournal of the Operational Research Society309 citationsclosed

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Supply Chain and Inventory Management Sustainable Supply Chain Management Optimization and Mathematical Programming

Abstract

An order-level inventory model is developed for deteriorating items with uniform rate of production and stock-dependent demand. Shortages are allowed, and excess demand is backlogged. Results are illustrated with numerical examples.

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