Engineering Costs and Production Economics

1980 - 1991

Continuation of Engineering and Process Economics. Continued by International Journal of Production Economics.

Current editor(s): R. W. Grubbström

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Volume 19, issue 1-3, 1990

Employment policy for an inventory-holding labor-managed firm pp. 3-9

Istvan Abel and J. P. Bonin

Credit, imports and inventories in cpes causality test for the hungarian economy pp. 11-17

Istvan Abel and Istvan P Szekely

Inventory management in the manufacturing sector in developing countries pp. 19-24

Lalith Goonatilake

The determination of cost parameters to achieve optimum stockpiling pp. 25-30

Klaus Gurmann and Karl Schreiber

Short-term finance and inventories pp. 31-35

Csilla Hunyadi

Models of sales expectations pp. 37-46

F. Owen Irvine

Analysis of the logistic system of steel products in Poland pp. 47-55

Danuta Kisperska-Moron

Input-Output simulation of inventory fluctuations pp. 57-63

Michael Lovell

Study of inventory structures and trends in Sweden and Finland pp. 65-72

Joachim Borg and Timo Pirttila

Economic consequences of non-optimal inventory holdings in India and Iran an integrated linear programming and input-output approach pp. 73-79

K. N. Prasad, A. A. Banouei and A. M. Swaminathan

An essay on economic reforms and inventories pp. 81-84

Karla Trdlicova

Evidence from seven countries on whether inventories smooth aggregate output pp. 85-90

Kenneth West

Equilibrium and adjustments in noncompetitive markets: Lost sales versus backlogging processes pp. 91-99

Edward Zabel

Influence of the information system on inventory management pp. 101-103

Zahary Zahariev

Implications of the EOQ assumptions on the valuation of the average investment pp. 107-114

F. J. Arcelus and G. Srinivasan

A case study in cyclic assembly planning and dynamic coordinated component shops' loading in a locks manufacturing plant pp. 115-123

P. G. Awate

Disaggregating aggregate production plans to smooth workload variation pp. 125-131

M. A. Azoza and M. C. Bonney

Computer-aided disposition of the reserve of spare parts pp. 133-137

Volker Buhring, Klaus-Dieter Uhlemann and Klaus Wilhelm

An industrial study of the effects of batch sizes on the performance of the overall manufacturing system pp. 139-147

M. D. Byrne and P. O'Grady

Cross-national comparison of production--inventory management practices pp. 149-156

Attila Chikan and D. Clay Whybark

Materials management in service industries pp. 157-163

Roland van Dierdonck and G. Brandt

The impact of flexible manufacturing systems (FMS) on inventories pp. 165-174

Pavel Dimitrov

Criteria of inventory pricing pp. 175-181

Mauro Giganti

A simple heuristic method for planning inventory at a coke plant pp. 183-187

Eilif Hensvold

Medium to short term finite capacity scheduling: A planning methodology for capacity constrained workshops pp. 189-199

S. W. McCarthy and K. D. Barber

Economic order quantity and storage size -- Some considerations pp. 201-204

S. Subba Rao and Hamid Bahari-Kashani

The role of the bill of material in manufacturing systems pp. 205-211

P. S. Rusk

Reducing raw material inventories for plastic components production pp. 213-220

Karl Spalti and Susan B. Spalti

Utilisation of information technique -- The condition of reconstruction pp. 221-228

Gustav Tomek

Planning for CIM in Hungary: Facts about and attitudes to implementation pp. 229-239

Gyula Vastag

On the choice of batch mode in order to maximize throughput pp. 241-247

P. J. Weeda

Scheduling a flexible machining centre pp. 249-258

W. H. M. Zijm and E. H. L. B. Nelissen

An eclectic algorithm for inventory replenishment for items with increasing linear trend in demand pp. 261-266

Mostepha Amrani and Graham K. Rand

Risk in inventory models: Review and implementation pp. 267-272

M. Anvari and M. Kusy

Delay of payments vs. price discounts for extraordinary purchases: The buyer's perspective pp. 273-279

F. J. Arcelus and G. Srinivasan

Evaluation of a new type of sequential lot sizing techniques pp. 281-286

Sven Axsater and Bjorn Samuelsson

Single and multistage production lot sizing with work-in-process inventory considerations pp. 287-294

A. Banerjee and U. S. Burton

Inventory systems optimization for dynamic stochastic and periodical demand pp. 295-299

M. Bogataj and L. Bogataj

Inventory control in case of unknown demand distribution pp. 301-306

E. V. Bulinskaya

Multi-item production lot sizing using a search simulation approach pp. 307-311

M. D. Byrne

An integrated inventory model based upon GRAI tools pp. 313-318

D. Chen, G. Doumeingts and L. Pun

Assessing manufacturing system performance: Frequency response revisited pp. 319-326

J. Edghill and D. R. Towill

Naddor's demand patterns and the economic order quantity under uncertainty pp. 327-331

Hans-Joachim Girlich

The distribution of an additive in a chemical process: An application of input-output theory pp. 333-340

R. W. Grubbstrom

Price discounting in multi-echelon distribution systems pp. 341-349

R. Jaikumar and V. Kasturi Rangan

Decreasing expected shortages through order splitting pp. 351-357

P. Kelle and E. A. Silver

A dynamic multi-location inventory model with contingents and redistribution of rest stock pp. 359-363

Peter Kochel

A microcomputer expert system for advising on stocks in spare parts inventory systems pp. 365-370

Dobrila Petrovic, Radivoj Petrovic, Aleksandar Senborn and Mirko Vujosevic

Forecast horizon in a convex cost inventory model with spoilage pp. 371-374

Ryszarda Rempala

A dynamic energy production model pp. 375-378

Knut Richter

An inventory model under inflation for stock dependent consumption rate items pp. 379-383

Prem Vrat and G. Padmanabhan

Spare parts inventory planning for a redundant system subject to a phased mission pp. 385-389

M. Vujosevic, R. Petrovic and A. Senborn