Calculate the economic ordering quantity for Nashville Records Inc. , given the following information : Sales : 15,000 units per year Sales price : $10 Purchase price : $ 5 Carrying cost: 0.25 times inventory value Fixed cost per order : $ 1000
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Calculate the economic ordering quantity for Nashville Records Inc. , given the following information : Sales : 15,000 units per year Sales price : $10 Purchase price : $ 5 Carrying cost: 0.25 times inventory value Fixed cost per order : $ 1000
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