21 research outputs found
Optimal replenishment and credit policy in supply chain inventory model under two levels of trade credit with time- and credit-sensitive demand involving default risk
No full textClosed-Form Solutions for the EPQ-Based Inventory Model for Exponentially Deteriorating Items Under Retailer Partial Trade Credit Policy in Supply Chain
No full textPartial Trade Credit Policy of Retailer in Economic Order Quantity Models for Deteriorating Items with Expiration Dates and Price Sensitive Demand
No full textOptimal pricing and ordering policies for perishable products under advance-cash-credit payment scheme
No full textA Learning Effected Imperfect Production Inventory Model for Several Markets with Fuzzy Trade Credit Period and Inflation
No full textOptimal inventory modeling of supply chain system involving quality inspection errors and fuzzy defective rate
No full textA production-inventory model with promotional effort, variable production cost and probabilistic deterioration
No full textAn Overview of Supply Chain Planning That Integrates Financial Issues
No full textThe main ambition of a supply chain manager is to ensure correct flows of goods and information through all the supply chain nodes to guarantee the right goods in the right place at the right time. To achieve these results, it is very important to consider the flow of items and finances to and from supply chain nodes, which is generated by market demand and productive capacity. In line with a supply chain manager’s objective, this paper presents an overview of supply chain modeling methodologies, and analyzes the applicability of current methods and tools to model econometric systems for supply chain planning
A Fuzzy Inventory Model of Defective Items Under the Effect of Inflation with Trade Credit Financing
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