Chapter 13.1 - The Newsvendor Model
/13.1.1 O’Neill’s Order Quantity Decision
13.1.2 The Objective of and Inputs to the Newsvendor Model
13.1.3 The Critical Ratio
13.1.4 How to Determine the Optimal Order Quantity
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