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Newsvendor model

Known as: Newsvendor, Newsvendor problem, News Vendor Model 
The newsvendor (or newsboy or single-period or perishable) model is a mathematical model in operations management and applied economics used to… 
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Assemble-to-order systemBehavioral operations researchDynamic lot-size modelEconomic lot scheduling problem

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Industrial engineeringInventoryMathematical optimizationOperations research

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2016
2016
Two-period supply chain with flexible trade credit contract
2013
2013
Uncertain multi-product newsboy problem with chance constraint
2011
2011
Simple Economics of the Price-Setting Newsvendor Problem
The Lerner relationship linking the profit-maximizing price to marginal cost and the elasticity of demand generalizes to the… 
2010
2010
A multiple-item budget-constraint newsboy problem with a reservation policy
Highly Cited
2008
Highly Cited
2008
The Newsvendor Problem
The newsvendor problem has numerous applications for decision making in manufacturing and service industries as well as decision… 
2004
2004
Performance of approximations for compound Poisson distributed demand in the newsboy problem
2000
2000
On the effect of centralisation on expected profits in a multi-location Newsboy problem
This paper is a multi-location, single-period, single-product inventory problem with an opportunity for centralisation. The… 
1999
1999
Stock replenishment policies for a stochastic exponentially-declining demand process
1997
1997
Simple formulas for the expected costs in the newsboy problem: An educational note
1997
1997
A semi-analytical solution for a newsboy problem with mid-period replenishment
This paper is an exploratory study of a very common variation of the classical newsboy problem: in addition to the supply at the… 
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