An optimal order quantity for special display goods in retailing: The effect of a mirror and false bottom

An optimal order quantity for special display goods in retailing: The effect of a mirror and false bottom

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Article ID: iaor20031497
Country: Japan
Volume: 12
Issue: 2
Start Page Number: 135
End Page Number: 153
Publication Date: Jun 2002
Journal: Transactions of the Japan Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
Authors: , ,
Keywords: inventory: order policies, retailing
Abstract:

This paper proposes an optimal order quantity model for special display goods at a retail store, where special display goods refer to merchandise which are heaped up in end displays or in special areas at a retail store. It is empirically known that the special display goods tend to sell well if their quantity displayed is large, but do not when it becomes small. In this study, we develop a model which takes account of the effect of a mirror and false bottom, and discuss an optimal inventory level to order, along with order quantity and an optimal size of the false bottom. Numerical examples are also presented to illustrate the proposed model.

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