Which of the following is a difference between the EOQ and the EPQ models?
a)In the EOQ model, lead time is known, but not in the EPQ
model
b)In the EOQ model, shortages are allowed, but not in the EPQ
model.
c)In the EOQ model, additional inventory is received all at once,
but not in the EPQ model.
d)In the EOQ model, there are quantity discounts available, but not
in the EPQ model
1. In EOQ there are quantity discounts available but not in the EOQ model
We know that the economic production quantity model is usually followed when the company produces its intermediate raw material. It creates the understanding of there not being quantity discounts since the entire production would need to be in one single batch.
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