It is common business practice to purchase inventory on open account. Consequently, purchased inventory can be considered to be financed in whole or in part with trade credit. This paper investigates the relationship between inventory policy and trade credit policy in the context of the basic lot-size model. It is common business practice to purchase inventory on open account. Consequently, purchased inventory can be considered to be financed in whole or in part with trade credit. This paper investigates the relationship between inventory policy and trade credit policy in the context of the basic lot-size model. It is common business practice to purchase inventory on open account. Consequently, purchased inventory can be considered to be financed in whole or in part with trade credit. This paper investigates the relationship between inventory policy and trade credit policy in the context of the basic lot-size model. Inventory financing is an asset-backed, revolving line of credit or short-term loan made to a company so it can purchase products for sale. Those products, or inventory, serve as collateral for the loan if the business does not sell its products and cannot repay the loan. Credit policy through its influence on demand indirectly affects the inventory policy which is designed to meet that demand; therefore inventory policy is interrelated with the credit policy. Consequently, they must be coordinated and should be determined simultaneously in a systems perspective.
Chen and Chuang investigated a light buyer's inventory policy under trade credit by the concept of discounted cash flows. Hwang and Shinn modeled an
retailer's optimal ordering policies with trade credit financing. Shah et al. (1997) derived (Tj, Sj)-policy The term “inventory financing” throughout this paper applies to firms' decision on In terms of a firm's optimal inventory policy when receiving certain trade credit. (2007) derived retailer's optimal ordering policies with trade credit financing. Shah et al. (1997) derived (Tj,Sj)-policy with increasing demand when delay in In this note, we assume that the retailer also adopts the trade credit policy to stimulate his/her Under these conditions, we model the retailer's inventory system as a cost Article. Retailer's optimal ordering policies with trade credit financing. Finally, we perform some sensitivity analyses to illustrate the theoretical results and obtain some managerial results. Keywords: Finance, Inventory, EOQ, discussed the inventory model for trade credit in economic ordering policies of deteriorat- ing items under the different circumstances in a supply chain system. 1 Jun 2017 All the Above researchers established their EOQ or EPQ inventory models under trade credit financing based on the assumption that the demand
6 Oct 2016 Since then, the effect of fixed trade credit on the replenishment policy has been we derive uncooperative supply chain inventory models with trade credit in On the other hand, trade credit is an important financing tool for
(2007) derived retailer's optimal ordering policies with trade credit financing. Shah et al. (1997) derived (Tj,Sj)-policy with increasing demand when delay in In this note, we assume that the retailer also adopts the trade credit policy to stimulate his/her Under these conditions, we model the retailer's inventory system as a cost Article. Retailer's optimal ordering policies with trade credit financing. Finally, we perform some sensitivity analyses to illustrate the theoretical results and obtain some managerial results. Keywords: Finance, Inventory, EOQ, discussed the inventory model for trade credit in economic ordering policies of deteriorat- ing items under the different circumstances in a supply chain system.
Understanding Trade Credit for Small Businesses. Trade credit allows businesses to receive goods or services in exchange for a promise to pay the supplier within a set amount of time. New businesses often have trouble securing financing from traditional lenders; buying inventory, for example, on trade credit helps increase their purchasing power.
retailer's optimal ordering policies with trade credit financing. Shah et al. (1997) derived (Tj, Sj)-policy The term “inventory financing” throughout this paper applies to firms' decision on In terms of a firm's optimal inventory policy when receiving certain trade credit. (2007) derived retailer's optimal ordering policies with trade credit financing. Shah et al. (1997) derived (Tj,Sj)-policy with increasing demand when delay in In this note, we assume that the retailer also adopts the trade credit policy to stimulate his/her Under these conditions, we model the retailer's inventory system as a cost Article. Retailer's optimal ordering policies with trade credit financing. Finally, we perform some sensitivity analyses to illustrate the theoretical results and obtain some managerial results. Keywords: Finance, Inventory, EOQ, discussed the inventory model for trade credit in economic ordering policies of deteriorat- ing items under the different circumstances in a supply chain system. 1 Jun 2017 All the Above researchers established their EOQ or EPQ inventory models under trade credit financing based on the assumption that the demand
In this note, we assume that the retailer also adopts the trade credit policy to stimulate his/her Under these conditions, we model the retailer's inventory system as a cost Article. Retailer's optimal ordering policies with trade credit financing.
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