A product is made-to-stock. Annual demand is 60,000 units. Each unit costs $4.00 and the annual holding cost rate = 25%. Setup cost to produce this product is $300. Determine: 1. Economic order quantity and 2. Total inventory costs for this situation.
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A product is made-to-stock. Annual demand is 60,000 units. Each unit costs $4.00 and the
annual holding cost rate = 25%. Setup cost to produce this product is $300. Determine:
1. Economic order quantity and
2. Total inventory costs for this situation.
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