An EOQ model of inventory for items with linear rate of deterioration is considered, taking the demand rate to be dependent on the stocjk level at any instant of time. The Payments are permitted to be delayed up to certain period of time. Shortages are not allowed. After the certain period, a special discount is permitted to reduce the stock in inventory because if the stock is holded, an inter...

In this paper, a model is developed to determine retailer's inventory policy under two-level trade credit system. It is assumed that the retailer has a powerful position so that he can obtain the full trade credit offered by supplier whereas customer can obtain just the partial trade credit from the retailer. The proposed model also allows fully backlogged shortages. This robust Mathematical mo...

Huang (2010) [1] proposed an integrated inventory model with trade credit financing in which the vendor decides its production lot size while the buyer determines its expenditure tominimize the annual integrated total cost for both the vendor and the buyer. In this paper, we extend his integrated supply chain model to reflect the following four facts: (1) generated sales revenue is deposited in...

An inventory model for deteriorating items with stock and price dependent demand is developed. Holding cost is considered as function of time. Shortages are allowed and completely backlogged. Numerical example is provided to illustrate the model and sensitivity analysis is also carried out for parameters.

Abstract: In today’s world the financial decisions of any business/retail enterprise are very crucial, as from the financial standpoint, an inventory i.e., stock on display represents a capital investment and must compete with other assets for a firm’s limited capital funds. Moreover, rising inflation rate directly affects the financial situation of an organization. On the contrary, the today’s...

 One of the complex matters in banking law is the problems and mistakes which occur in the process of bank payments. Mistake of banker or error in processing of information in bank networks may result in payment delay or paying money to the account of a person other than who was really intended. This article is about rules for allocation of losses between account holders implicated and t...