This model optimizes costs for disaster relief items in a trade credit framework, highlighting sensitivity to inflation and demand changes.
After a disaster, there is no sufficient capital near retailers initially. He cannot or less provide the disaster relief deteriorating inventory to a disaster-affected customer who is in the shelter. In this situation manufacturer provides a trade credit policy to the retailer and the retailer provides a trade credit policy to the customer. This research paper proposed a mathematical model in GSC under trade credit policy with credit period-dependent demand for disaster relief deteriorating items. Timedependent deterioration and inflation which affect inventory management decisions are considered. The objective is to optimize the total cost and eco friendly environment. A numerical illustration is carried out to demonstrate the effectiveness of the model by using Software MATHEMATICA 12.0. Sensitivity analysis is carried out to show the behavior of the different parameters on the optimal solution.
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