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An algorithm to determine the EOQ for deteriorating items with shortage and a linear trend in demand

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  • Chung, Kun-Jen
  • Tsai, Sui-Fu

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  • Chung, Kun-Jen & Tsai, Sui-Fu, 1997. "An algorithm to determine the EOQ for deteriorating items with shortage and a linear trend in demand," International Journal of Production Economics, Elsevier, vol. 51(3), pages 215-221, September.
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