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The standard economic order quantity model assumes that stocks arepaid for when delivered. Supplier credit is widely available and canhave considerable impact on holding costs and on the optimal orderquantities. A simple extension to the standard economic order quantitymodel yields significant savings for items which have order cycles thatare short relative to the period allowed for payment. The analysis alsoincreases the attractiveness of joint replenishment models andhighlights some difficulties of applying discrete demand models.
International Journal of Operations & Production Management – Emerald Publishing
Published: Sep 1, 1991
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