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'Consignment stock (CS)' policy is widely applied in industrial relationships today. It reduces the vendor's holding costs by stocking its inventory at a cheaper location (the buyer) and guarantees the buyer an uninterrupted supply. Studies that investigated the CS problem have adopted a...
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One of the celebrated extensions of the economic order/production quantity (EOQ/EPQ) model is one that assumes a received shipment contains a fraction of imperfect (non-conforming) quality items, where these items, detected by 100% screening, are sold as a single batch at a discounted price....
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A vendor managed system with the Consignment Stock agreement is a business practice where a buyer׳s inventory remains the property of the vendor until its withdrawal by the final customer demand. Such an agreement has shown to be a profitable stock management approach, especially when operating...
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The paper considers two research issues that usually interact in practice, which are the ‘VMI with consignment’ inventory policy and the ‘Learning Curve’. Under a VMI with consignment agreement, the vendor is the one who manages the buyer's inventory, and he holds the property of the...
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