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Analysis of optimal opportunistic replenishment policies for inventory systems by using a (s,S) model with a maximum issue quantity restriction

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  • Mak, K. L.
  • Lai, K. K.
  • Ng, W. C.
  • Yiu, K. F. C.

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  • Mak, K. L. & Lai, K. K. & Ng, W. C. & Yiu, K. F. C., 2005. "Analysis of optimal opportunistic replenishment policies for inventory systems by using a (s,S) model with a maximum issue quantity restriction," European Journal of Operational Research, Elsevier, vol. 166(2), pages 385-405, October.
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