International Journal of Production Economics

1991 - 2025

Continuation of Engineering Costs and Production Economics.

Current editor(s): Stefan Minner

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Volume 95, issue 3, 2005

A periodic-review model with serially-correlated, inventory-level-dependent demand pp. 287-295

Timothy L. Urban

Incorporating transport cost in the lot size and pricing decisions with downward sloping demand pp. 297-305

P. L. Abad and Vijay Aggarwal

Predicting the output of a tube-bending process: A case study pp. 307-316

Shaw K. Chen, Paul Mangiameli and Christopher J. Roethlein

A mixed integer programming model for a two line CONWIP-based production and assembly system pp. 317-326

Dong Cao and Mingyuan Chen

An integrated operations-marketing model for innovative products and services pp. 327-345

Saibal Ray

The impact of free goods on the performance of drum-buffer-rope scheduling systems pp. 347-357

Satya S. Chakravorty and J. Brian Atwater

Optimal budget and cash flows during retrofitting periods in batch chemical process industries pp. 359-372

M. Badell, J. Romero and L. Puigjaner

Inventory inaccuracy and supply chain performance: a simulation study of a retail supply chain pp. 373-385

Elgar Fleisch and Christian Tellkamp

Using relative profits as an alternative to activity-based costing pp. 387-397

Carsten Homburg

Constraint-based schedule repair for product development projects with time-limited constraints pp. 399-414

Juite Wang

Multi-attribute comparison of advanced manufacturing systems using fuzzy vs. crisp axiomatic design approach pp. 415-424

Osman Kulak and Cengiz Kahraman

Volume 95, issue 2, 2005

A set covering formulation for agile capacity planning within supply chains pp. 139-149

Jeffery K. Cochran and Alberto Marquez Uribe

Key lessons from the implementation of an ERP at Pratt & Whitney Canada pp. 151-163

Andre Tchokogue, Celine Bareil and Claude R. Duguay

Virtual production line based WIP control for semiconductor manufacturing systems pp. 165-178

Robin G. Qiu

An optimal algorithm for solving the dynamic lot-sizing model with learning and forgetting in setups and production pp. 179-193

Huan Neng Chiu and Hsin Min Chen

On lot streaming in multistage production systems pp. 195-202

M. A. Hoque and S. K. Goyal

The optimal inventory policies under permissible delay in payments depending on the ordering quantity pp. 203-213

Kun-Jen Chung, Suresh Kumar Goyal and Yung-Fu Huang

A two-warehouse inventory model for items with stock-level-dependent demand rate pp. 215-228

Yong-Wu Zhou and Shan-Lin Yang

Optimal lot sizing for an unreliable production system under partial backlogging and at most two failures in a production cycle pp. 229-243

B. C. Giri and W. Y. Yun

Component allocation and feeder arrangement for a dual-gantry multi-head surface mounting placement tool pp. 245-264

Dong-Seok Sun, Tae-Eog Lee and Kyung-Hoon Kim

Managing learning resources for consecutive product generations pp. 265-283

Lieven L. Demeester and Mei Qi

Volume 95, issue 1, 2005

Goal programming formulation in nutrient management for rice production in West Bengal pp. 1-7

Debasis Ghosh, Dinesh K. Sharma and Dorothy M. Mattison

Economic design of two-stage charts: The Markov chain approach pp. 9-20

Antonio F. B. Costa and Maysa S. De Magalhaes

A note on some prominent defective applications of neoclassical production theory pp. 21-25

Coldwell Daniel

Improving trade-offs in manufacturing: Method and illustration pp. 27-38

Giovani J. C. da Silveira

Nonparametric efficiency analysis under uncertainty using data envelopment analysis pp. 39-49

Jati K. Sengupta

Just-in-time component replenishment decisions for assemble-to-order manufacturing under capital constraint and stochastic demand pp. 51-70

John M. Betts and Robert B. Johnston

Implementation of total productive maintenance: A case study pp. 71-94

F. T. S. Chan, H. C. W. Lau, R. W. L. Ip, H. K. Chan and S. Kong

The impact of setup costs, commonality, and capacity on schedule stability: An exploratory study pp. 95-107

Mary J. Meixell

Using fixed and adaptive multivariate SPC charts for online SMD assembly monitoring pp. 109-121

J. Rene Villalobos, Luis Munoz and Marco A. Gutierrez

Integrated production and product inspection policy for a deteriorating production system pp. 123-134

Chih-Hsiung Wang

Letter to the editor pp. 135-135

Israel David

Volume 92, issue 3, 2004

Engineering and economic laws of production pp. 203-206

Soren Wibe

Aligning ERP implementation with competitive priorities of manufacturing firms: An exploratory study pp. 207-220

HsiuJu Rebecca Yen and Chwen Sheu

Determining the optimal number of sublots in a single-product, deterministic flow shop with overlapping operations pp. 221-239

Inneke Van Nieuwenhuyse and Nico Vandaele

An integrated approach to enhance the optical performance of couplers based on neural networks, desirability functions and tabu search pp. 241-254

Chih-Ming Hsu

Integrated vendor-buyer cooperative models with stochastic demand in controllable lead time pp. 255-266

Liang-Yuh Ouyang, Kun-Shan Wu and Chia-Huei Ho

Quality tools and techniques: Are they necessary for quality management? pp. 267-280

Juan Jose Tari and Vicente Sabater

A numerical comparison of three potential learning and forgetting models pp. 281-294

Mohamad Y. Jaber and Sverker Sikstrom

Observation on: "Modeling in-house vs. contract maintenance, with fixed costs and learning effects" [Int. J. Production Economics 32 (1993) 277-283] pp. 295-295

William Ferrell

Erratum to "Supply chain coordination by revenue sharing contract": [Int. J. Production Econ. 89 (2) (2004) 131-139] pp. 297-297

Ilaria Giannoccaro and Pierpaolo Pontrandolfo

Volume 92, issue 2, 2004

Allocative inefficiency and its cost:: The case of Spanish public hospitals pp. 99-111

Ana Rodriguez-Alvarez, Víctor Fernández-Blanco and C. Lovell

Supply chain coordination in buyer centric B2B electronic markets pp. 113-124

Charles Wang and Michel Benaroch

An eclectic approach for replenishment with non-linear decreasing demand pp. 125-131

J. Yang, G. Q. Zhao and G. K. Rand

Price cap regulation, incentives and quality:: The case of Brazilian telecommunications pp. 133-144

Luis Otavio Facanha and Marcelo Resende

Performance of approximations for compound Poisson distributed demand in the newsboy problem pp. 145-155

M. J. G. Dominey and R. M. Hill

Optimal lot sizing for an unreliable production system based on net present value approach pp. 157-167

B. C. Giri and T. Dohi

Warehouse space capacity and delivery time window considerations in dynamic lot-sizing for a simple supply chain pp. 169-180

Wikrom Jaruphongsa, Sila Cetinkaya and Chung-Yee Lee

Reactive JIT ordering system for changes in the mean and variance of demand pp. 181-196

Katsuhiko Takahashi, Katsumi Morikawa and Nobuto Nakamura

Technical note: The EOQ and EPQ models with shortages derived without derivatives pp. 197-200

Robert Ronald, Gino K. Yang and Peter Chu

Volume 92, issue 1, 2004

Adaptive resource allocation in multimodal activity networks pp. 1-10

Anabela P. Tereso, M. Madalena T. Araujo and Salah E. Elmaghraby

A comparison of picking, storage, and routing policies in manual order picking pp. 11-19

Charles G. Petersen and Gerald Aase

Buyer focus: Evaluation of a new concept for supply chain integration pp. 21-30

Taco van der Vaart and Dirk Pieter van Donk

Total factor productivity and the spillover hypothesis: Some new evidence pp. 31-42

Vania Sena

The design of contracts to coordinate operational interdependencies within the supply chain pp. 43-59

Christoph Schneeweiss, Kirstin Zimmer and Michael Zimmermann

Economic design of control charts for non-normal data using variable sampling policy pp. 61-74

Yan-Kwang Chen

Integrated single vendor single buyer model with stochastic demand and variable lead time pp. 75-80

M. Ben-Daya and M. Hariga

An exact analytical solution to the production inventory control problem pp. 81-96

Roger D. H. Warburton