In this paper, we extend the classical single period newsvendor model in an environment of customer balking, which occurs when customers are reluctant to buy a product if its available inventory falls below a threshold level. Since failure to make a sale usually results in a cost penalty, in addition to the opportunity cost of lost sales, we incorporate such costs in our model. Furthermore, we extend our model to include fixed ordering costs. Our analysis is based on the assumption that only the mean and the variance of the distribution of demand are known, without assuming any specific distributional form. We illustrate the concepts developed here through simple numerical examples and demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach by solvin...
Scarf’s min-max order formula for the distribution-free risk-neutral newsvendor problem is a classic...
In the newsvendor problem with pricing, the seller of homogeneous primary items decides price and in...
We consider the problem of a newsvendor that is served by multiple suppliers, where any given suppli...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to extend the analysis of the distribution-free newsvendor pro...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to extend the analysis of the distribution-free newsvendor pr...
In this paper we study an extension of a classic newsvendor model with balking under a service-level...
Motivated by data from a large European retail chain, we tackle the newsvendor problem with censored...
The newsvendor model is designed to decide how much of a product to order when the product is to be ...
textabstractWe study the case of a catalogue/internet mail order retailer selling seasonal products ...
This research effort is concerned with development of alternative choice models to risk neutrality t...
In this paper we study an extension of a classic newsvendor model with balking under a service-level...
We consider a repeated newsvendor problem where the decision-maker (DM) does not have access to the ...
In this article, we propose a mathematical model of newsboy problem which assumes that the customer'...
Inventory control with unknown demand distribution is considered, with emphasis placed on the case i...
In this thesis, we study the statistical issues in lost sales inventory systems, focusing on the com...
Scarf’s min-max order formula for the distribution-free risk-neutral newsvendor problem is a classic...
In the newsvendor problem with pricing, the seller of homogeneous primary items decides price and in...
We consider the problem of a newsvendor that is served by multiple suppliers, where any given suppli...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to extend the analysis of the distribution-free newsvendor pro...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to extend the analysis of the distribution-free newsvendor pr...
In this paper we study an extension of a classic newsvendor model with balking under a service-level...
Motivated by data from a large European retail chain, we tackle the newsvendor problem with censored...
The newsvendor model is designed to decide how much of a product to order when the product is to be ...
textabstractWe study the case of a catalogue/internet mail order retailer selling seasonal products ...
This research effort is concerned with development of alternative choice models to risk neutrality t...
In this paper we study an extension of a classic newsvendor model with balking under a service-level...
We consider a repeated newsvendor problem where the decision-maker (DM) does not have access to the ...
In this article, we propose a mathematical model of newsboy problem which assumes that the customer'...
Inventory control with unknown demand distribution is considered, with emphasis placed on the case i...
In this thesis, we study the statistical issues in lost sales inventory systems, focusing on the com...
Scarf’s min-max order formula for the distribution-free risk-neutral newsvendor problem is a classic...
In the newsvendor problem with pricing, the seller of homogeneous primary items decides price and in...
We consider the problem of a newsvendor that is served by multiple suppliers, where any given suppli...