Joint replenishment with imperfect items and price discount

•Joint replenishment of multiple items with imperfect quality is studied.•Two different models (with and without price discount) are investigated.•Defective units affect the order quantity and the time of placing an order.•Defective units also influence on the total expected cost. A joint replenishm...

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Published in:Computers & industrial engineering 2014-08, Vol.74, p.179-185
Main Authors: Paul, S., Wahab, M.I.M., Ongkunaruk, P.
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Algorithms
Computer simulation
Discounts
Impact analysis
Imperfect items
Industrial engineering
Joint replenishment
Mathematical models
Order disorder
Policies
Price discount
Purchase orders
Replenishment
Studies
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Order disorder
Policies
Price discount
Purchase orders
Replenishment
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