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In the real market, the item’s demand is substantially affected by the item’s selling price and frequency of advertising. This study focuses on an optimal ordering policy followed by advertising, pricing, and preservation policies. The present study incorporates the quantity-dependent ordering cost and time-dependent holding cost. A partial prepayment scheme is developed for inventory purchase decisions. The spoilage impact can be effectively reduced by an optimal investment in refrigeration. The optimal decision policy has been proposed by using three metaheuristic algorithms, namely particle swarm optimization, real-coded genetic algorithm, and differential evolution algorithm. A comparison is made for these metaheuristic schemes based on the numerical illustrations. The parameter sensitivity is performed to get insights of the variability in the indicators of the inventory model.
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The proposed article studies a mathematical inventory model for deteriorating items. It includes an illustrative data set for numerical results. No additional data set was used in this study.
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Jain, M., Singh, P. Pricing, prepayment and preservation strategy for inventory model with deterioration using metaheuristic algorithms. Soft Comput 28, 3415–3430 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00500-023-08637-4
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