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Answer:
In order to evaluate which ordering quantity is least costly, you should calculate the total cost associated with the range 1 to 99 units, using a quantity of___75___ units, and the range 200 units and up, using a quantity of____190____ units.
Explanation:
a) Data:
Quantity Price per unit Calculated EOQ
1 to 99 $110 75
100 to 199 $80 120
200 and up $50 190
b) The calculated Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) is the optimal quantity that minimizes inventory costs which include holding, shortage, and ordering or production setup costs. The EOQ is computed as the square root of: [2(setup costs)(demand rate)] / holding costs. While EOQ is popular, its use is criticized on the ground that it is over-simplistic and relies largely on consistent data inputs. Consistent data does not reflect reality.
The answer to this problem is "FUNCTIONAL" such as when <span>Bill is working on a project involving the upgrading of a management information system. the project is being managed by the information systems department with the coordination of other departments occurring through normal channels. He is actually working in a functional organization.</span>
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One Price Rule with Conditions Met set to Custom, three Price Conditions, and one Price Action
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The price rule record has the price rule, condition and action. The price rule must be explained clearly. Price condition is comparison of one field value with the other field value. The price rules contain conditions and the price rule can have an infinite number of conditions.
But for the above given questions we have 3 conditions. When the price rule meets by the conditions given it performs a particular action. Some of the fields in the price rule cannot be edited and and have security.