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This paper considers the replenishment and stocking decision for inventory systems in which price discounts, referred to as deals, are offered by the supplier (or the market place) at random points in time. Assuming that the demand is constant over time, the times between deal offerings are...
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In this paper, we study the impact of coordinated replenishment and shipment in inventory/distribution systems. We analyze a system with multiple retailers and one outside supplier. Random demand occurs at each retailer, and the supplier replenishes all the retailers. In traditional inventory...
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This paper considers the long run, profit maximizing strategy of a distributor that holds a good (good 1) in inventory for immediate delivery and that offers a second good (good 2) for delayed delivery. When the two goods are substitutes, an out-of-stock situation for good 1 will cause some...
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