Concept explainers
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Concept introduction:lead time is
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Concept introduction:lot size -reorder point system relies on the assumption that inventories are renewed continuous rate then periodically that is the state of the system is always known.
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Concept introduction:the new vendor model is appropriate for a problem that essentially restarts from scratch every period.newspaper has no value in the market. Same for three possible scrap value of the paper itself.
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Concept introduction: ABC classification system is one of the ranking items. Items are sequenced in decreasing order of annual dollar volume of sales or usage.
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Concept introduction:the extension of EOQ is also known as finite production rate model. Key random variable demand during the lead time.
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