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Rationing mechanisms and inventory control-policy parameters for a divergent supply chain operating with lost sales and costs of review

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Optimizing Inventory Levels in a Two-Echelon Retailer System with Partial Lost Sales

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2000Inventory rationing in an (s, Q) inventory model with lost sales and two demand classes115 cited

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