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We study a joint lot sizing and inspection policy under an EOQ model where a random proportion of units are defective. Those unitscan be discovered only through costly inspections. The problem is thus bivariate: both lot size and fraction to inspect are to be chosen. We first analyze a model in which the only penalty for uninspected defectives is financial, and then consider a model where defective units cannot be used and thus must be replaced by non-defective ones.
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