2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpe.2005.10.010
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Holding cost determination: An activity-based cost approach

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“…Por ejemplo, Berling (2008) expresa que la investigación reciente ha demostrado que no necesariamente el costo de mantenimiento del inventario varía linealmente con el nivel de inventario promedio. El autor presenta otra metodología basada en elementos microeconómicos, la cual considera el costeo basado en actividades (costeo ABC o Activity Based Costing).…”
Section: La Tasa O Rata Del Costo De Llevar O Mantener El Inventario Runclassified
“…Por ejemplo, Berling (2008) expresa que la investigación reciente ha demostrado que no necesariamente el costo de mantenimiento del inventario varía linealmente con el nivel de inventario promedio. El autor presenta otra metodología basada en elementos microeconómicos, la cual considera el costeo basado en actividades (costeo ABC o Activity Based Costing).…”
Section: La Tasa O Rata Del Costo De Llevar O Mantener El Inventario Runclassified
“…The method seems, therefore, to provide information for implementation in existing environmental accounting systems and help managers use environmental expenses into their decision-making processes. Berling (2008) considered the problem of selecting the holding cost in inventory models. Traditionally, the cost of holding inventory was expected to increase linearly with a rate that is equal to a percentage of the product value.…”
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“…Traditionally, the cost of holding inventory is assumed linearly increasing with a rate that is equal to a percentage of the product value [25][26]. In addition, Liu and Li (2006), Kosuch and Lisser (2010), and Estevez-Fernandez (2012) all discussed the penalty cost in their studies [27][28][29].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%