Items with short lifetimes that are subject to deterioration are important in the business world.
Research has a long tradition in integrating deterioration and value loss effects into …

In typical EOQ-based inventory models, the demand rate and the holding cost are assumed
to have constant values and the unit purchase cost is assumed constant regardless of the …

With the advent of better technologies in manufacturing and retail industry, consumer beliefs
and needs have been altered. Supermarkets are expected to sell fresh products in good …

The formulation of classical deteriorating inventory models is done with the common
unrealistic assumption that all the items start deteriorating as soon as they arrive in the …

In the yard of business organization, due to a major number of competitors and uncertainty
of customers' demand, everyone faces some disturbances for smoothly running of their …

This study is motivated by the paper of Chang et al.[International Journal of Production
Economics 123 (2010) 62–68]. We extend their inventory model from two aspects.(1) The …

Models for the basic deterministic EOQ or EPQ problem with partial backordering or
backlogging make all the assumptions of the classic EOQ or EPQ model with full …

This research work develops a two-warehouse inventory model for non-instantaneous
deteriorating items with interval-valued inventory costs and stock-dependent demand under …

Recent decades have seen a surge in reports of mismanagement and mishandling of non-
instantaneous deteriorating items (NIDIs), highlighting sustainability issues, environmental …

An inventory model with stock-dependent demand and non-instantaneous deterioration is
developed in this paper. It is assumed that the item starts deteriorating at a constant rate …