An Inventory Model with Price Dependent demand with Partial Backlogging and Preservation Technology
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https://doi.org/10.63671/ijsssr.v1i4.191Keywords:
Preservation Technology, Partial backlogging, Price dependent demandAbstract
This paper investigates an inventory model that includes partial backlogging, price dependent demand and preservation technology integration. This paper integrates EOQ model for deteriorating items in which demand is determined by selling price, stock, and investment in green technology (or carbon reduction investment), and the rate of deterioration is controlled by investment in preservation technology.
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