Optimal pricing and production lot-sizing for seasonal products over a finite horizon (Q711553)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5806673
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5806673 |
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Optimal pricing and production lot-sizing for seasonal products over a finite horizon (English)
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27 October 2010
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Summary: In day-to-day time-based competition, the unit selling price of a hightech product declines significantly over its short life cycle. In this paper, we introduce dynamic pricing to traditional Economic production quantity (EPQ) models for time and price sensitive products. From manufacturer/producer point of view, the model is developed to maximise total profit. We prove that the total profit is a concave function of selling price within fixed planning horizon. A solution procedure is presented to determine optimal prices, optimal number of production cycles, optimal lot size and optimal profit simultaneously. We illustrate the model with numerical examples and sensitivity analysis is also performed.
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production control
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inventory control
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production-inventory models
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optimal pricing
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time-varying demand
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price dependent demand
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lot sizing
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seasonal products
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finite horizon
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dynamic pricing
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economic production quantity
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EPQ models
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