International Journal of Production Economics

1991 - 2025

Continuation of Engineering Costs and Production Economics.

Current editor(s): Stefan Minner

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Volume 81-82, issue 1, 2003

Preface pp. xi-xi

Professor Attila Chikan

Storage capacity and water use in the 21 water-resource regions of the United States geological survey pp. 1-12

Andrew Stern

Developments in global inventory investment pp. 13-26

Attila Chikan and Tunde Tatrai

Long term trends in US inventory to sales ratios pp. 27-39

F. Owen Irvine

Problems with using traditional aggregate inventory to sales ratios pp. 41-50

F. Owen Irvine

Operations manager turnover and inventory fluctuations pp. 51-58

José Alfaro and Josep Tribó

Optimal lot size, inventories, prices and JIT under monopolistic competition pp. 59-66

Michael Lovell

Production-planning horizon, production smoothing, and convexity of the cost functions pp. 67-74

Moheb A. Ghali

Inventory changes and the closing of macroeconometric models pp. 75-84

Riccardo Fiorito

You may not use inventory levels to fill orders if...: Evidence from a survey of UK manufacturing plants pp. 85-94

Adegoke Oke

Agility and mixed-model furniture production pp. 95-102

Andrew C. Yao and John G. H. Carlson

A simulation study of lateral shipments in single supplier, multiple buyers supply chain networks pp. 103-114

Avijit Banerjee, Jonathan Burton and Snehamay Banerjee

Is anybody listening? An investigation into popular advice and actual practices pp. 115-128

Gyula Vastag and D. Clay Whybark

Responsibilities for inventory decisions in Polish manufacturing companies pp. 129-139

Danuta Kisperska-Moron

Firm performance under just-in-time and traditional proxies for profit maximization pp. 141-152

David Bivin

Retailer's pricing, credit and inventory policies for deteriorating items in response to temporary price/credit incentives pp. 153-162

F. J. Arcelus, Nita H. Shah and G. Srinivasan

Overage inventory--how does it occur and why is it important? pp. 163-171

Geoff Relph and Peter Barrar

An organizational perspective on inventory control: Theory and a case study pp. 173-183

Leonieke G. Zomerdijk and Jan de Vries

Flows of goods or supply chains; lessons from the natural rubber industry in Kerala, India pp. 185-194

Job de Haan, Gerard de Groot, Egon Loo and Mark Ypenburg

Cross-functional decision-making in improving inventory management decision procedures pp. 195-203

Kirsi Korhonen and Timo Pirttila

The consignment stock of inventories: industrial case and performance analysis pp. 215-224

Giovanni Valentini and Lucio Zavanella

Modelling product returns in inventory control--exploring the validity of general assumptions pp. 225-241

Marisa de Brito and Rommert Dekker

The changing relationship between production and inventory examined in a concurrent engineering context pp. 243-254

Maurice Bonney, Svetan Ratchev and Idir Moualek

An approach to link customer characteristics to inventory decision making pp. 255-264

Janne Huiskonen, Petri Niemi and Timo Pirttila

Multiple-supplier inventory models in supply chain management: A review pp. 265-279

Stefan Minner

Policies for inventory/distribution systems: The effect of centralization vs. decentralization pp. 281-293

B. Abdul-Jalbar, J. Gutierrez, J. Puerto and J. Sicilia

Properties of lot-sizing rules under lumpy demand pp. 295-307

I. Nyoman Pujawan and Brian G. Kingsman

Inventory control and investment policy pp. 309-316

E. V. Bulinskaya

An NPV and AC analysis of a stochastic inventory system with joint manufacturing and remanufacturing pp. 317-331

Erwin van der Laan

Optimal control of a one product recovery system with leadtimes pp. 333-340

G. P. Kiesmuller

Transaction costs in finance and inventory research pp. 341-350

Hans-Joachim Girlich

Optimal production-inventory strategies for a HMMS-type reverse logistics system pp. 351-360

Imre Dobos

How far should JIT vendor-buyer relationships go? pp. 361-368

Israel David and Moshe Eben-Chaime

The market-oriented dynamic product recovery model in the just-in-time framework pp. 369-374

Knut Richter and Barbara Gobsch

VaR as a risk measure for multiperiod static inventory models pp. 375-384

Elisa Luciano, Lorenzo Peccati and Donato M. Cifarelli

Rounding off the optimal solution of the economic lot size problem pp. 385-392

Luca Bertazzi

The maximin criterion as an alternative to the expected value in the replanning issues pp. 393-396

Ludvik Bogataj and Dusan Hvalica

Inventory management in a multi-echelon spare parts supply chain pp. 397-413

Matteo Kalchschmidt, Giulio Zotteri and Roberto Verganti

The detailed coordination problem in a two-level assembly system with stochastic lead times pp. 415-429

Ou Tang and Robert W. Grubbstrom

Partnership and negotiation support by joint optimal ordering/setup policies for JIT pp. 431-441

Peter Kelle, Faisal Al-khateeb and Pam Anders Miller

Optimal control of a distributed service system with moving resources: Application to the fleet sizing and allocation problem pp. 443-459

Peter Kochel, Sophie Kunze and Ulf Nielander

Restricted time-remembering policies for the inventory rationing problem pp. 461-468

Philip Melchiors

Economic lot scheduling on multiple production lines with resource constraints pp. 469-481

Raffaele Pesenti and Walter Ukovich

A stochastic model of multi-level/multi-stage capacity-constrained production-inventory systems pp. 483-494

Robert W. Grubbstrom and Zhiping Wang

Joint replenishment multiproduct inventory problem with continuous production and discrete demands pp. 495-511

Ryszarda Rempala

A stochastic inventory model of dual sourced supply chain with lead-time reduction pp. 513-524

Si Wook Ryu and Kyung Keun Lee

Optimal stopping and restarting production times for an EOQ model with deteriorating items and time-dependent partial backlogging pp. 525-531

K. Skouri and S. Papachristos

Competitive and cooperative policies for the vendor-buyer system pp. 533-544

Stanislaw Bylka

Approximate optimization of a two-level distribution inventory system pp. 545-553

Sven Axsater

A model of crop planning under uncertainty in agricultural management pp. 555-558

Takeshi Itoh, Hiroaki Ishii and Teruaki Nanseki

Minimum number of warehouses for storing simultaneously compatible products pp. 559-564

Ria Kalfakakou, Stefanos Katsavounis and Kostas Tsouros

A model for evaluating supplier-owned inventory strategy pp. 565-571

Rajesh Piplani and S. Viswanathan

Capacitated two-indenture models for repairable item systems pp. 573-588

W. Henk Zijm and Zeynep Muge Avsar

Prediction of the demand of the railway sleepers: A simulation model for replacement strategies pp. 589-595

Won Young Yun and Luis Ferreira

A model to evaluate inventory costs in a remanufacturing environment pp. 597-607

Z. Pelin Bayindir, Nesim Erkip and Refik Gullu

Manufacturing strategy and competitiveness pp. 2015-213

Krisztina Demeter