Supply chain coordination for the joint determination of order quantity and reorder point using credit option
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- Simultaneous coordination of order quantity and reorder point in a two-stage supply chain
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- A note on supply chain coordination for joint determination of order quantity and reorder point using a credit option
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- Supply chain coordination decision with time varying demand and trade credit
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- Coordinated decision-making on manufacturer's EPQ-based and buyer's period review inventory policies with stochastic price-sensitive demand: a credit option approach
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- Supply chain coordination for minimisation of total cost with credit period approach
- Simultaneous coordination of order quantity and reorder point in a two-stage supply chain
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