Business, 04.07.2020 20:01, eddiewoods56881

An inventory control manager has just discovered that the variation in demand during the lead time has increased by 30% for an independent demand item. If the item is managed with a continuous, fixed order quantity system (Q system) with the following data, how should the reorder point be changed:. EOQ = 2000, Average Demand during the lead time = 200 units, Current reorder point = 400 units. a. Not enough information to calculate the % change.
b. Increase by 30 percent.
c. Increase by 15 percent.
d. No change is necessary.

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