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Implications of the EOQ assumptions on the valuation of the average investment
This paper identifies and analyses the effect of two implicit assumptions made in the standard single-period deterministic inventory models, while valuing the level and carrying cost of average inventory. Relaxing these two assumptions we show the degree to which standard inventory models overestimate or underestimate, as the case may be, optimal inventory policies. A numerical example will be used throughout to highlight the results.