Joglekar Prafulla

Prafulla Joglekar

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Found 8 papers in total
Continuously increasing price in an inventory cycle: An optimal strategy for e-tailers
Continuously increasing price in an inventory cycle: An optimal strategy for e-tailers
2008
Operations researchers have always assumed that when a product's unit cost is constant...
Responding to a one-time-only sales (OTOS) of a product subject to sudden obsolescence
Responding to a one-time-only sales (OTOS) of a product subject to sudden obsolescence
2003
With advancing technologies and shrinking life cycles, today many products are subject...
Comments on: A comparative analysis for determining optimal price and order quantity when a sale increases demand
Comments on: A comparative analysis for determining optimal price and order quantity when a sale increases demand
1998
Although the net present value (NPV) criterion is theoretically the correct approach...
Conditions for government support of private research and development
Conditions for government support of private research and development
1996
In a recent paper, Brockhoff and Warschkow attempt to extend Joglekar and Hamburg's...
Volume discount decisions: Wealth maximization or EOQ approach?
Volume discount decisions: Wealth maximization or EOQ approach?
1998
A recent paper finds that when volume discounts are available, in some cases, reliance...
Comments on ‘Fortune Favors the Prepared Firm’
Comments on ‘Fortune Favors the Prepared Firm’
1997
A recent paper in Management Science titled ‘Fortune Favors the Prepared...
An exact formulation of inventory costs and optimal lot size in face of sudden obsolescence
An exact formulation of inventory costs and optimal lot size in face of sudden obsolescence
1993
Recently, approximate formulas for determining the relevant total costs and the...
Industry concentration and allocation of resources to basic research
Industry concentration and allocation of resources to basic research
1989
While the mainstream of Western economic thought believes in competitive markets, the...
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