Economic Order Quantity in a Centralized Two-Level Supply Chain with Transportation Cost

Economic Order Quantity in a Centralized Two-Level Supply Chain with Transportation Cost

This paper considers a two-level supply chain consisting of one warehouse and one retailer. Unlike the most similar models which determine the optimal ordering policy according to inventory cost only, in this model, we also consider the transportation cost. We assume that the demand rate at the reta...

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