1. A shop sells animal dolls at a very steady pace of 10 per day, 310 days per year. The wholesale cost of the dolls is $5, and the -gift shop uses an annual interest rate of 20 percent to compute holding costs. a. If the shop wants to place an average of 20 replenishment orders per year, what order quantity should it use? b. If the shop orders dolls in quantities of 100, what is the implied fixed order cost? c. If the shop estimates the cost of placing a purchase order to be $10, what is the optimal order quantity?

1. A shop sells animal dolls at a very steady pace of 10 per day, 310 days per year. The wholesale cost of the dolls is $5, and the -gift shop uses an annual interest rate of 20 percent to compute holding costs. a. If the shop wants to place an average of 20 replenishment orders per year, what order quantity should it use? b. If the shop orders dolls in quantities of 100, what is the implied fixed order cost? c. If the shop estimates the cost of placing a purchase order to be $10, what is the optimal order quantity?

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

14th Edition

ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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