[PDF] Top 20 An inventory model for non-instantaneous deteriorating items with imperfect quality, delay in payments and time value money

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... (ix) h i : the holding cost per unit per unit time. (x) s i : the shortage cost per unit per unit time. (xi) Q i : the maximum inventory level at time t   . (xii) S i : the maximum shortage ... See full document

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