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A manufacturing organization has been consuming a certain item in large quantities and is currently procuring the item from Supplier A. The price offered by the supplier is `400 per piece. The...

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A manufacturing organization has been consuming a certain item in large quantities and is currently procuring the item from Supplier A. The price offered by the supplier is `400 per piece. The ordering cost is `2,800 per order and the carrying cost is `350. The annual demand for the item is 10,000. The supplier is currently not offering any discount. However, another supplier, Supplier B, is willing to offer the following discount structure: Up to an order size of 999 = No discount For an order size of 1,000 –1,999 = 2 per cent discount in price For an order size of 2,000 and above = 5 per cent discount in price Switching over to this supplier means incurring an initial cost of `15,000. This cost is primarily to set-up new communication systems with the new supplier. What should the company do in the light of the new offer?

 

Answered 100 days After May 19, 2022

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Khushboo answered on Aug 27 2022
70 Votes
= SQRT(2*10000* 2800/ 350)
= SQRT(56000000/350)
=SQRT(160000)
EOQ = 400
Total cost = 400* 10000+ (10000/400)*2800+ 350/10000* 400
The economic order size is 400 quantity and the supplier is not providing any discount for the ranging upto 999 units so it is recommended not to go ahead with the...
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