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Ho et al. [Ho, C.H., Ouyang, L.Y., Su, C.H., 2008. Optimal pricing, shipment and payment policy for an integrated supplier-buyer inventory model with two-part trade credit, European Journal of Operational Research 187, 496-510] discussed the integrated inventory model with two-part trade credit...
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This paper discusses the optimum order quantity of the EOQ model that is not only dependent on the inventory policy but also on firm' credit policy. Here, the conditions of using a discounted cash-flows (DCF) approach and trade credit depending on the quantity ordered are discussed. We consider...
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This paper presents a supplementary, valuable property of the minimum bias estimation (MBE) procedure, addressed in Karson et al. (Technometrics 11 (1969) 461), within the context of a single variable design problem appearing in the response surface methodology (RSM) literature. It is discovered...
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Purpose: The goal of this study was to propose the multi-agent mechanism to forecast the corporate financial distress. Design/methodology/approach: This study utilized numerous methods, namely random subspace method, discriminant analysis and decision tree to construct the multi-agent...
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Purpose: The goal of this study was to propose the multi-agent mechanism to forecast the corporate financial distress. Design/methodology/approach: This study utilized numerous methods, namely random subspace method, discriminant analysis and decision tree to construct the multi-agent...
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This paper considers the impact of the trade credit policy on the classical Economic Production Quantity (EPQ) model for an item subject to exponential decays. Essentially, this study focuses on an exponentially deteriorating item under the conditions of the retailer receiving the supplier trade...
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