CHAP 15 - Q13
DROPDOWN OPTIONS ARE BELOW THIS
Answer a.
Carrying costs are the direct and indirect costs of keeping inventory on hand.
Answer b.
Annual usage = 70,000 boxes
Cost per box = $1.92
Carrying cost per box = 25% * Cost per box
Carrying cost per box = 25% * $1.92
Carrying cost per box = $0.48
Ordering cost per order = $42
Economic order quantity = [2 * Annual usage * Ordering cost per
order / Carrying cost per box]^(1/2)
Economic order quantity = [2 * 70,000 * $42 / $0.48]^(1/2)
Economic order quantity = 3,500 boxes
Number of orders = Annual usage / Economic order quantity
Number of orders = 70,000 / 3,500
Number of orders = 20 orders
Annual ordering cost = Number of orders * Ordering cost per
order
Annual ordering cost = 20 * $42
Annual ordering cost = $840.00
Average inventory held = Economic order quantity / 2
Average inventory held = 3,500 / 2
Average inventory held = 1,750 boxes
Annual carrying cost = Average inventory held * Carrying cost
per box
Annual carrying cost = 1,750 * $0.48
Annual carrying cost = $840.00
Total inventory related cost = Annual ordering cost + Annual
carrying cost
Total inventory related cost = $840.00 + $840.00
Total inventory related cost = $1,680.00
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