2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2015.03.154
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An EPQ Model of Deteriorating Items under Partial Trade Credit Financing and Demand Declining Market in Crisp and Fuzzy Environment

Abstract: In this manuscript, an Economic production quantity (EPQ) model have been formulated for deteriorating items under partial trade credit policy with crisp and fuzzy demand. For fuzzy demand we take demand as a triangular fuzzy number & we consider upper & lower of this fuzzy number. Then the annual inventory cost of retailer is divided into two parts upper of annual inventory cost & lower of annual inventory cost. We use weighted sum method to convert multi objective to a single objective. Here we have to deriv… Show more

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“…They also added the cash discount payment scheme and assumed that the retailer will provide a full trade credit to his/her good credit customer and request his/her bad credit customers to pay for the items as soon as receiving them. Majumder et al (2015) studied an EPQ model under trade credit when demand is in decline and fuzzy. They derived an optimal cycle time to minimize the total average cost.…”
Section: Trade Creditmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They also added the cash discount payment scheme and assumed that the retailer will provide a full trade credit to his/her good credit customer and request his/her bad credit customers to pay for the items as soon as receiving them. Majumder et al (2015) studied an EPQ model under trade credit when demand is in decline and fuzzy. They derived an optimal cycle time to minimize the total average cost.…”
Section: Trade Creditmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Definition 9 (weighted sum method [28]). This method can be interpreted by some positive weights or priority assigned to the objective criterion by the decision maker.…”
Section: Preliminariesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zolfagharinia and Isotupa [27] pointed out some flaws in the simulation model and some of the formulae for inventory level and ordering quantity. Majumder et al [28] formulated an EPQ model for deteriorating items under partial trade credit policy with crisp and fuzzy demand. They have used weighted sum method to convert a multiobjective to a single objective and the model was solved by Generalized Reduced Gradient method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After that, many researchers have extended the traditional inventory models in the last few decades. For example, Hu and Liu (2010), Pasandideh et al (2010), Sarkar and Chakrabarti (2011) and Wee et al (2014) extended the study to consider shortage costs, Hu and Liu (2010), Kreng and Tan (2011), Mahata (2011Mahata ( , 2012 and Majumder et al (2015) assumed permissible delay payment, and Mahata (2011Mahata ( , 2012, Majumder et al (2015), Pal, Sana and Chaudhuri (2014), Pal, Mahapatra and Samanta (2014) and Sarkar and Chakrabarti (2011) considered deteriorating items. Efficient management of production and inventory decisions is the backbone for maintaining smooth flow in a supply chain system.…”
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“…Zhou et al (2015) developed an EPQ inventory model for imperfect quality items with quantity discount. Majumder et al (2015) considered an EPQ inventory model for deteriorating items in partial trade credit and declining demand, both in crisp and fuzzy environments. They assumed that the demand is modelled with triangular fuzzy numbers.…”
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confidence: 99%