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Production Lot Sizing Under A Learning Effect

Abstract Models are developed for determining optimal production lot sizes under a learning effect. These models consider situations in which both bounded and unbounded learning is assumed to occur. Bounded learning occurs when some nonzero lower limit is set on the time allowed to produce one unit of product.

John C. Fisk | D. P. Ballou

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