Pages that link to "Item:Q3635113"
From MaRDI portal
The following pages link to Production and Inventory Model Using Net Present Value (Q3635113):
Displaying 18 items.
- Holding costs under push or pull conditions - the impact of the anchor point (Q421626) (← links)
- Periodic pricing and replenishment policy for continuously decaying inventory with multivariate demand (Q837728) (← links)
- A net present value approach in developing optimal replenishment policies for a product life cycle (Q879492) (← links)
- Determining optimal lot size for a two-warehouse system with deterioration and shortages using net present value (Q930953) (← links)
- An EOQ model for deteriorating items with progressive payment scheme under DCF appraoch (Q998705) (← links)
- Optimal pricing and production master planning in a multiperiod horizon considering capacity and inventory constraints (Q1036498) (← links)
- Enhanced oil recovery for ASP flooding based on biorthogonal spatial-temporal Wiener modeling and iterative dynamic programming (Q1722950) (← links)
- A competitive multiperiod supply chain network model with freight carriers and green technology investment option (Q1754166) (← links)
- A net present value approach in developing optimal replenishment policies with allowable shortages for a product life cycle (Q2323872) (← links)
- Inventory models with variable lead time and present value (Q2387220) (← links)
- An EPQ model of substitutable products under trade credit policy with stock dependent and random substitution (Q2656561) (← links)
- THE EFFECTS OF INFLATION AND TIME VALUE OF MONEY ON A PRODUCTION MODEL WITH A RANDOM PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE (Q3052716) (← links)
- AN EOQ MODEL FOR PROGRESSIVE PAYMENT SCHEME UNDER DCF APPROACH (Q3421863) (← links)
- AN EOQ MODEL WITH CONTROLLABLE SELLING RATE (Q3520509) (← links)
- Note on inventory model with net present value (Q3540829) (← links)
- A novel approach to safety stock management in a coordinated supply chain with controllable lead time using present value (Q4628724) (← links)
- A new approximate dynamic programming algorithm based on an actor–critic framework for optimal control of alkali–surfactant–polymer flooding (Q5059277) (← links)
- Discrepancies in solutions between traditional and net present value formulations of finite horizon, discrete-time economic lot size problems (Q5451188) (← links)