EOQ Model with Time Induced Demand, Trade Credits and Price Discount on Shortages: A Periodic Review

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Global Journal of Pure and Applied Mahemaics. ISSN 0973-768 Volume 3, Number 8 (07, pp. 396-3977 Research India Publicaions hp://www.ripublicaion.com EOQ Model wih ime Induced Demand, rade Credis and Price Discoun on Shorages: A Periodic Review *H.S.Shukla, R.P.ripahi and *A. Siddiqui Deparmen of Mahemaics, Graphic Era Universiy, Dehradun (UK India *Deparmen of Mahemaics and Saisics, DDU Gorakhpur Universiy, Gorakhpur (UP India Auhor corresponding Absrac Invenory conrol is he mos imporan applicaion of operaions research. In radiional EOQ models demand rae is considered consan. Bu in acual pracice or any ype of business ransacion i is in dynamic sage. In his sudy a periodic review invenory model wih ime induced demand and is nonincreasing funcion of ime under rade credis is developed. We formulae and analyze he mehod of deermining he opimal order quaniy and oal profi. Invenory manager offers price discoun when here is no sock in hand o cusomer who is ineresed o backorder heir demand. Shorages are allowed and fully backlogged. he model maximizes he oal profi. Numerical examples are provided o illusrae he model. Sensiiviy analysis has also been provided wih he help of several key parameers. he second and hird order approximaions are used o find closed from soluion. Keywords: Invenory model; shorage; price discoun; rade credis; imedependen demand. INRODUCION In he radiion EOQ models i was considered ha buyer mus pay for purchase producs suddenly receiving hem. Bu in pracice a vendor frequenly offers heir reailers a rade credis for seling he amoun owed o hem. Generally, here is no ineres charged, if he ousanding amoun is paid wihin he rade credi. he rade

396 H.S.Shukla, R.P.ripahi and A. Siddiqui credi is beneficial for seller as well buyer. During he pas few decades several invenory modelers have sudied heir invenory models wih permissible delay in paymens. Goyal [] explored an EOQ model under rade credis. eng [] provided an appropriae pricing and lo- sizing model for a reailer when he supplier gives a rade credis. Aggarwal & Jaggi [3] generalized Goyal s model for deerioraing producs. Hwang and Shinn [4] esablished he opimal pricing and lo sizing for he reailer under he condiion of rade credis. Khanra e al [5] considered an economic order quaniy model for a deerioraing iem wih ime induced demand under permissible delay in paymens. eng e al. [6] esablished an EOQ under rade credi financing wih increasing demand. Chung [7] explored an alernaive approach o deermine he economic order quaniy under permissible delay in paymens. Relaed research papers can be found in Chung [8], Chung & Liao [9], eng and Chang [0],Huang and Hsu [], Liao e al [], Ouyang e al. [3], eng and Chung [4], Soni [5], ripahi and Kumar [6] and here references. In Classical invenory model demand rae is considered consan. However, in realiy he demand is in dynamic sae. Silver & Meal [7] considered an EOQ model for variable demand. Donaldon [8] was o firs o provide a fully analyical soluion o he problem of invenory replenishmen wih a linearly ime dependen demand. ripahi and Pandey [9] considered an invenory model for deerioraing iems wih Weibull disribuion ime- dependen demand rae under permissible delay in paymens. Min e al. [0] developed a lo- sizing model for deerioraing iems wih a curren sock- dependen demand and delay in paymen. ripahi & omar [] esablished he possible effecs of a emporary price discoun offered by a supplier on a reailer s replenishmen policy for deerioraing iems wih linear ime- dependen demand rae. Research work in his direcion came from Dave & Pael [], Chung & ing [3], Gowsami & Chaudhuri [4], Jalan e al. [5], Lin e al [6] and ohers. Generally, buyers have o wai for some daily life useful producs in case of unavailabiliy. he reason is he ousanding qualiy of he iem or specific characerisics. Ghiami e al [7] invesigaed a wo echelon supply chain model for deerioraing invenory in which he reailer s warehouse has a limied capaciy. Pal & Chandra [8] sudied a periodic review invenory model wih sock- dependen demand under shorages and rade credis. ripahi [9] developed an EOQ model for deerioraing iem wih linearly ime dependen demand rae under inflaion and ime discouning over a finie planning horizon under shorages. Yang [30], Law and Wee [3], Dye [3], Jaggi e al [33], Ouyang & Chang [34], Wee e al [35], Luong& Karim [36] developed heir EOQ models under shorages.

EOQ Model wih ime Induced Demand, rade Credis and Price Discoun.. 3963. NOAIONS AND ASSUMPION he following noaions are adoped: A p C C β0 β Ie Ip s : ordering cos/ order : purchase cos/ uni/uni ime : back order cos/ uni/ uni ime : cos of a los sale : marginal profi/ uni : price discoun on uni backorder offered : ineres earned/ uni ime : ineres payable/ uni ime beyond he rade credi (Ip > Ie : selling price/ uni α0 : upper bound on backorder raio, 0 α0 α : fracion of he demand during sock-ou ime which is acceped o be backlogged Im Ib Q( λ : ime aken from sock in hand 0 : lengh of a replenishmen cycle : maximum sock heigh in a replenishmen cycle : maximum shorage (backorder : invenory level a ime : deerioraion rae he assumpions are as follows: (i Lead ime is negligible (ii Shorages are allowed and fracion α of unme demands in he sock ou is backlogged. (iii Demand rae D( a ime is (iv Single iem is considered. a b, for, 0, a 0, a > b > 0 D (. a, for, (v Back order fracion α is proporional o he price discoun β offered by vendor. hus 0, where 0 β β0. 0

3964 H.S.Shukla, R.P.ripahi and A. Siddiqui 3. MAHEMAICAL MODEL AND OPIMAL SOLUION Le us consider ha he saring of he firs reorder ime, he sock level is zero before ordering, he order quaniy during he period (0, is Im. he planning horizon is divided ino reorder ime inervals, each of lengh. Orders are placed a ime poins,, 3, ------, he order quaniy being jus sufficien o bring he sock heigh o a cerain level Im. Decrease of invenory level Q( occurs due o boh demand and deerioraion in inerval (0,. he shorages occurs during (, in which a fracion α is backlogged. he change of invenory level wih respec o ime is considered as: dq( Q( ( a b., 0 ( d and dq( d a, ( under he condiion Q( = 0 (3 he soluion of ( and ( wih he help of (3 are b ( ( Q a e b ( e and Q( a ( (5 respecively. b I Q a e b e hus m (0 And Ib Q( a ( (7 he sales revenue SR during [0, ] is b s a b d a d s a a ( ( (8 0 he holding cos HC during [0,] h b e e h Q( d a b (9 0 oal number of backorders BO during [, ] is (4 (6

EOQ Model wih ime Induced Demand, rade Credis and Price Discoun.. 3965 C Q( d (0 a C ( oal number of los sales LS during [, ] is C a( ( ( wo cases may arise regarding he permissible delay in paymens (m and m > Case I (m Since credi period is shorer han ime for sock in hand, hus vendor can use he sales revenue o earn ineres a rae Ie in [0, ]. he ineres earned IE by he buyer is si e b e e sie Q( d a b ( 0 and he ineres payable IP by he vendor beyond he fixed credi period is ( m e m ( m pi r b e pir Q( d a ( m b (3 m herefore, he oal profi P(, per uni cycle ime is P (, SR A HC BO LS IP IE (4 Case II (m > Since credi period is longer han, seller pays no ineres, bu earns ineres IE wih rae Ie. hus m b e e a m ( ( e (5 IE sie Q d a m d si a b 0 Hence, he oal profi P(, per uni cycle ime is P (, SR A HC BO LS IE (6 Wih he help of above discussion we ge he following properies: Propery : he opimal cycle ime is an increasing funcion of ime for posiive invenory: Proof: I is obvious from (A5, (A3 and (A33.

3966 H.S.Shukla, R.P.ripahi and A. Siddiqui Propery : he opimal cycle ime is convex funcion of. Proof: I is obvious from (A6, (A3 and (A34. Propery 3: If α =, he oal profi is greaer han ha of 0 < α <. Proof: In case of α =, LS = 0. he oal profi for boh cases become P (, SR A HC BO IP IE (7 P (, SR A HC BO IE (8 From (4 and (7, we ge LS P (, P (, 0 P (, P (, (9 From (6 and (8, we ge (, (, LS P P 0 P (, P (, (0 4. NUMERICAL EXAMPLES Case I: Consider he parameer values s = 50, a = 5, b =.5, α = 0.7, θ = 0.05, C = 50, C = 0, h = 40, Ie = 0.03, Ir = 0.05, A = 00, p = 50, m = 0. in appropriae unie. We ge, * = 0.5454 year, * = 0.603 year, Q = 8.8353 unis, P* = $ 390.. Case II: Consider he parameer values s = 50, a = 5, b =.5, α = 0.7, θ = 0.05, C = 50, C = 0, h = 400, Ie = 0.03, Ir = 0.05, A = 00, p = 50, m = 0. in appropriae unie. We ge * = 0.09790 year, * = 0.6846year, Q = 6.9308 unis and P* = $ 6.484. he following figures (Case & and show ha he oal profi is concave wih respec o cycle ime: Fig (Case can be drawn considering he following parameer values s = 50, a = 5, b =.5, α = 0.7, λ = 0.05, C = 50, C = 0, h = 50, Ie = 0.03, Ir = 0.05, A = 00, p = 50, m = 0., = 0., in appropriae unis.

EOQ Model wih ime Induced Demand, rade Credis and Price Discoun.. 3967 Fig : (Case : Graph beween cycle ime and oal profi P Fig (Case consider he following parameer values s = 00, a = 0, b =.5, α = 0.7, λ = 0.05, C = 50, C = 0, h = 50, Ie = 0.03, Ir = 0.05, A = 00, p = 50, m = 0., = 0.05 in appropriae unis. Fig.. (Case Graph beween cycle ime and oal profi P

3968 H.S.Shukla, R.P.ripahi and A. Siddiqui 5. SENSIIVIY ANALYSIS In real life he and business managemen he fuure planning is uncerain. Seller wans o more profi for he producs kep in hand. he sensiiviy analysis is beneficial for vendor and buyer boh. We consider he variaion of,, Q and P wih he variaion of s, h, A, C, C,m and p. he numerical dae is aken from numerical examples and for case I and II respecively keeping remaining parameers same. able : Variaion of,, Q and P wih several parameers Case I Case II s Q P s Q P 5 0.5488 0.6345 8.7668 404.7 4 0.09996 0.63957 6.96648 7.084 5 0.5455 0.606553 8.6954 48.47 44 0.094809 0.6649 6.9589 94.3540 54 0.54495 0.59375 8.54775 447.004 45 0.0948050 0.6978 6.95400 05.59 55 0.54558 0.585048 8.4704 46.338 46 0.09548 0.697 6.9496 6.70 56 0.54546 0.577554 8.3934 475.78 48 0.09667 0.6990 6.94046 39.087 h Q P a Q P 45 0.509895 0.69887 8.7033 373.85 6 0.096043 0.59776 7.4690 83.9 50 0.48704 0.6978 8.58556 359.35 7 0.094648 0.577743 7.35490 05.330 55 0.456434 0.69597 8.47979 346.307 8 0.09300 0.559903 7.55554 7.759 60 0.433657 0.69508 8.384 334.58 9 0.09903 0.543445 7.74933 50.493 65 0.4303 0.69439 8.9740 33.960 0 0.090683 0.5894 7.93675 73.508 A Q P C Q P 05 0.55355 0.646660 9.66 38.38 4 0.0946403 0.670 7.45866 8.90 0 0.565035 0.676 9.4778 374.957 44 0.0954953 0.65585 7.37 75.98 5 0.5765 0.696745 9.78037 367.80 46 0.09634 0.64555 7.7679 70.963 0 0.586904 0.70504 0.0733 360.999 48 0.09786 0.630 7.04979 66.55 5 0.59739 0.74358 0.3570 354.95 49 0.0975 0.6499 6.98936 63.803 m Q P C Q P 0.5 0.54476 0.68753 8.8465 39.97 0 0.09544 0.6508 6.97339 99.633 0.0 0.54364 0.67835 8.8965 39.348 0.098083 0.63948 6.96585 9.960 0.5 0.544954 0.67376 8.809 393.63 4 0.0940888 0.6643 6.95384 84.309 0.30 0.546500 0.67380 8.8663 394.04 6 0.0953660 0.694 6.9493 76.679 0.35 0.54849 0.67844 8.8386 394.68 8 0.0966398 0.69900 6.9403 69.07

EOQ Model wih ime Induced Demand, rade Credis and Price Discoun.. 3969 C Q P h Q P 5 0.54696 0.67440 8.80768 389.994 40 0.09579 0.68435 6.908 60.353 54 0.54838 0.64938 8.7899 389.885 40 0.09360 0.6640 6.95 59.7 56 0.5497 0.6607 8.75806 389.783 430 0.095987 0.68385 6.9008 58.38 58 0.54097 0.6048 8.73567 389.687 440 0.089678 0.6836 6.89330 57.46 60 0.545 0.608388 8.7475 389.597 450 0.08784 0.68339 6.88486 56.96 C Q P A Q P 0.53445 0.66856 9.30633 396.356 90 0.09553 0.58403 6.55699 78.04 4 0.53506 0.65786 9.998 394.550 9 0.095695 0.59078 6.63350 74.70 6 0.53759 0.645495 9.085 39.90 94 0.096583 0.59804 6.7909 7.34 8 0.539669 0.633 8.96406 39.48 96 0.09685 0.60494 6.78384 68.009 0.5430 0.606485 8.69846 388.989 98 0.0973656 0.6730 6.85774 64.733 p Q P m Q P 55 0.539993 0.6970 8.8449 389.55 0.5 0.0979079 0.68393 6.9300 6.59 60 0.538455 0.6978 8.8335 388.994 0.0 0.097906 0.6800 6.9805 6.67 65 0.53699 0.68858 8.8033 388.44 0.5 0.097893 0.6788 6.7090 6.779 70 0.53543 0.6844 8.7957 387.89 0.30 0.0978768 0.67436 6.78384 6.004 75 0.533909 0.68030 8.780 387.344 0.35 0.097858 0.66866 6.85774 6.94 From he above discussion he inferences can be made: Increase in, P and decrease in, Q wih he increase in s. Decrease in, P, and Q wih increase in h and p respecively. Increase in, and decrease in P,, Q wih increase in C and C respecively. Increase in,, Q and decrease in P wih increase in A. Decrease in, and increase in Q, P, wih increase in a. 6. CONCLUSION I is difficul for invenory manager o decide when and how many iems are kep in he shop. I depends on he siuaion and public demand. In mos of he cases he demand in dynamic sae. In his sudy, we have considered he demand in ime dependen and deerioraion is consan. Shorages are allowed. wo differen cases have been considered. Mahemaical model is provided for finding opimal soluion. based on he opimal soluion wo properies have been obained based on he opimal

3970 H.S.Shukla, R.P.ripahi and A. Siddiqui soluion. We have proved ha he oal profi in concave wih cycle ime. From managerial poin of view he oal profi have decrease wih increase of uni holding cos, back order cos, los sell cos and purchase cos, bu increase wih he increase of iniial demand, selling price and ordering cos. he possible exension of he model for including weibull disribuion deerioraion. We may also add he adverisemens charges and freigh charges. APPENDIX ( SR / s b ( SR / s a a b a a,, ( SR / sb s b ( SR / a a 3 ( SR / s, a a b ( HC / h( a b e. HC h b e e a 3 b ( / ( HC / h a b e (, ( HC / h a b e b e (. ( BO / a C ( LS / Ca, ( LS / C a, ( BO / a C ( LS / 0. ( IE / sie a b e,, ( BO / a C( and ( LS / Ca ( BO / a C and ( IE / sie a b e b e ( IE/ si e e b e a b..

EOQ Model wih ime Induced Demand, rade Credis and Price Discoun.. 397 ( IE/ si e e b e a 3 b ( IE / sie a b e. ( m ( IP / pi ( r b e m ( m a e b e ( IP / pi r ( m ( m ( m ae be e e ( m ( IP / pir b ( m ( m a e b e ( m ( IP/ pi ( r b e m m a e m b ( IE / si e b e a e b e a m ( IE / si e ae be e a ( IE / si e b e a e b e a m ( IP / s b a a a b a C( Ca ( m pi ( r b e m m a e m b (A ( IP / 0, gives h si e b e e.,

397 H.S.Shukla, R.P.ripahi and A. Siddiqui b a C( sa a a b C a h si e b e e ( m pi ( r b e m m a e m b 0 Differeniaing (A w.r.. wo imes, we ge ( a b s( a b a ( ( m h si e e d pir e a C a C Ca( = 0 d (A 3 sb ( h si ae b b( e - pi r (A 4 e ae b b( e ( m ( m From (A 3 and (A 4, we ge d d = 0. d d a C a C a C ( m e r d * ( a b ( h si e pi e s( a b a a C Ca( d ac > 0 (A 5 and d ( m ( m r * ( h sie ( a b e b e pi ( a b e b e d ac Again ( sb ac ac d d > 0 (A 6 ac ( h si ( a b e ( IP / s( a b a e ac ( Ca( pi r ( ( m a b e (A 6 (A ( IP / 0, gives

EOQ Model wih ime Induced Demand, rade Credis and Price Discoun.. 3973 ( m r s( a b a ( h si ( a b e ac ( C a( pi ( a b e = 0 (A e Differeniaing (A w.r.. wo imes we ge d sb ( h si b be ( a b e ac ac e d pi b be ( a b e 0 r ( m ( m (A ( m ( m e r e r d ( a b ( h si e pi e b ( h si e pi e ac 0 (A d From (A and (A, we ge ( m ( m r d * ( h sie ae b b( e pi ae b b( e ( sb ac d ac > 0 (A 3 and d d Again * ( ( m a b b ( h sie e piee > 0 (A 3 a C ( P / s b ( h si e e b e a a a b d ac ac si a m ( P / 0 d e, gives b ( h si e b e e a C s a a a b siea ( m Ca( 0 (A 3 Differeniaing (A 3 wo imes wih respec o, we ge ( h si d s a b a a b e ac ac e d C a( si a( m 0 (A 3 e

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