
Managing Operations Across the Supply Chain 1st Edition by Morgan Swink,Steven Melnyk,Bixby Cooper, Janet Hartley
Edition 1ISBN: 978-0077426903
Managing Operations Across the Supply Chain 1st Edition by Morgan Swink,Steven Melnyk,Bixby Cooper, Janet Hartley
Edition 1ISBN: 978-0077426903 Exercise 23
Suppose Bryson develops a production process that is most efficient when 6,000 yards/day are produced at a cost of $4.50/yard.Everything else remains the same.How does this affect the calculation in problem 18?
(In Reference Problem 18)Bryson Carpet Mills produces a variety of different carpets.Changing from production of one carpet to another involves a setup cost of $1,000.One particular carpet cost $5/yard to produce.Annual demand for this style is 120,000 yards.Bryson Mills produces carpet 300 days per year.The production process is most efficient when 4,000 yards/day are produced.Inventory carrying cost is estimated at 20% annually.What should be the production order quantity?
(In Reference Problem 18)Bryson Carpet Mills produces a variety of different carpets.Changing from production of one carpet to another involves a setup cost of $1,000.One particular carpet cost $5/yard to produce.Annual demand for this style is 120,000 yards.Bryson Mills produces carpet 300 days per year.The production process is most efficient when 4,000 yards/day are produced.Inventory carrying cost is estimated at 20% annually.What should be the production order quantity?
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