White‐collar productivity and the growth of administrative overhead

Ullmann, John E.

doi:10.1002/npr.4040010305

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“…), insurance, and taxes (Waters, 2003). In addition to these costs, there are hidden costs associated with inventory systems (Ullman, 1982;Crusoe, Schmelzle, & Buttross, 1999) that are not usually accounted for. Recently and in an unconventional approach, Rosen (2006, 2004) introduced a new cost term, entropy cost, to account for some of the difficult to estimate and hidden costs.…”

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Coordinating a two-level supply chain with delay in payments and profit sharing

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2006

Computers & Industrial Engineering

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Coordinating a two-level supply chain with delay in payments and profit sharing

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Osman²

2006

Computers & Industrial Engineering

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“…Some of these costs are difficult to estimate where other costs are hidden (Callioni, de Montgros, Slagmulder, Van Wassenhove, & Wright, 2005). In addition to these reported costs, there are hidden costs associated with inventory systems that are not usually accounted for (Pendlebury & Platford, 1988;Ullmann, 1982;Gooley, 1995;Crusoe, Schmelzle, & Buttross, 1999;Fisher & Siburg, 2003).…”

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