Chapter 76. The Economic Order Quantity Inventory Model
Questions answered in this chapter:
An electronics store sells 10,000 cell phones per year. Each time an order is placed for a supply of cell phones, the store incurs an order cost of $10. The store pays $100 for each cell phone, and the cost of holding a cell phone in inventory for a year is assumed to be $20. When the store orders cell phones, how large an order should it make?
A computer manufacturing plant produces 10,000 servers per year. The cost to produce each server is $2,000. The cost to set up a production run of servers is $200, and the cost to hold a server in inventory for a year is $500. The plant can produce 25,000 servers per year if it wants to. When the plant produces servers, ...
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