Operations Management: Sustainability and Supply Chain Management (12th Edition)
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Author: Jay Heizer, Barry Render, Chuck Munson
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4. Explain the difference between simulated average demand and expected average demand.
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Santizit, Inc. produces a constant supply of hand sanitizer bottles (adjusted for seasonality) to its
distributors. Recently the sales team increased their forecast to the distributors. With the updated
sales forecast, the operations management met to discuss the need to revise their optimal, or
economic, order quantity. During the meeting, your manager assigns you to calculate the economic
order quantity of cases of hand sanitizer bottles that the plant would need to achieve to meet the
forecasted supply to the distributors.
The operations supervisor provides you with some key information.
• There are 12 bottles in each innerpack.
• Each case contains 5 innerpacks.
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• The cost per order is $130.
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maintenance.
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QUESTION 11
The accompanying table shows the demand and supply schedules for lobster. The U.S. government decides that the incomes of lobster farmers should be maintained at a level that
allows them to survive. It therefore implements a price floor of $14 per pound by buying surplus lobster until the market price is $14 per pound.
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Since lobster is an important source of protein and omega-3, the government decides to provide the surplus lobster it purchases to nursing homes at a price of only $12 per pound.
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Chapter F Solutions
Operations Management: Sustainability and Supply Chain Management (12th Edition)
Ch. F - Question: 1 State the seven steps, beginning with...Ch. F - Question: 2. List the advantages of simulation.Ch. F - Prob. 3DQCh. F - Question: 4. Explain the difference between...Ch. F - Question: 5. What is the role of random numbers in...Ch. F - Prob. 6DQCh. F - Question: 7. What is Monte Carlo simulation? What...Ch. F - Question: 8. List six ways that simulation can be...Ch. F - Question: 9. Why is simulation such a widely used...Ch. F - Prob. 10DQ
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