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Discuss the following factors that influence inventory lot-size decisions. Lumpy demand, minimum order, transportation costs, multiples How do they impact the decisions? Lumpy Demand In EOQ, it is accepted that the interest is normalized, and substitution happens all at a time. When the part isn't standardized and successive substitutions occur, EOQ won't give the best results. In such a case, it is helpful to utilize the period-ordering amount. Minimum requests: Sometimes, the suppliers' demands measure stock the least and, as a result, invest the least rights. This basic stock is reliant on the put of the final proposal. This kind of thing falls under the "C" class, where ample planning is required. Therefore, in the case of submitting the smallest order, EOQ is unreasonable. Transportation cost: The cost of transportation is determined by the amounts given. The cost per part is not exactly the fragmentary shipment of inventory in the case of a full shipment of stock. Multiples: 1e request for the stock to be set is occasionally
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