*Professor Jagannath University, Jaipur
**Research Scholar Jagannath University, Jaipur
Online published on 27 April, 2018.
In traditional Economic Order Quantity modeling technique, as per the storage in a warehouse, the rate of demand is considered to be fixed, whereas in real world practice rate of demand may be dependent on time, price and stock. For example, in a multi warehouse system like a super departmental store, the rate of demand is mostly subjective on the basis of stock demand. In industry, the maintenance of large stock of goods in ware houses has a higher probability of consumers as compared to an industry with small quantity of stock. Such procedures implied in single warehouses systems may be logical for level of stock that is dependent on demand. Hence, a good and large stock level mostly results in a higher profits and larger sales.
Stock, EOQ model, Depreciation, Warehouse, Inventory