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Chapter Four

Chapter Four. Inventory Control Subject to Known Demand. Breakdown of the Total Investment in Inventories in the U.S. Economy (1999). Fig. 4-1. Inventory as a Function of Time. Fig. 4-2. Order Cost Function. Fig. 4-3. Inventory Levels for the EOQ Model. Fig. 4-4.

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Chapter Four

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  1. Chapter Four Inventory Control Subject to Known Demand

  2. Breakdown of the Total Investment in Inventories in the U.S. Economy (1999) Fig. 4-1

  3. Inventory as a Function of Time Fig. 4-2

  4. Order Cost Function Fig. 4-3

  5. Inventory Levels for the EOQ Model Fig. 4-4

  6. The Average Annual Cost Function G(Q) Fig. 4-5

  7. Reorder Point Calculation for Example 4.1 Fig. 4-6

  8. Reorder Point Calculation forLead Times Exceeding One Cycle Fig. 4-7

  9. Inventory Levels for Finite Production Rate Model Fig. 4-8

  10. All-Units Discount Order Cost Function Fig. 4-9

  11. Incremental Discount Order Cost Function Fig. 4-10

  12. All-Units Discount Average Annual Cost Function Fig. 4-11

  13. Average Annual Cost Function for Incremental Discount Schedule Fig. 4-12

  14. Order Cost Function for Carload Discount Schedule Fig. 4-13

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