a.
To calculate: The economic order quantity for Fisk corp.
Introduction:
Economic Order Quantity (EOQ):
The economic order quantity is the ideal quantity produced by a firm that minimizes the total variable and fixed costs of production. It is also known as optimum lot size.
b.
To calculate: The number of orders placed during the year for Fisk corp.
Introduction:
Number of Orders Placed:
The number of orders placed is the number of units sold during the year by the firm. It is the demand by the target customers.
c.
To calculate:The average inventory for Fisk corp.
Introduction:
Average inventory:
Average inventory is the value of inventory held with the firm for more than a specific time period. It can be calculated as the value of inventory for both the time periods divided by the number of time periods.
d.
To calculate:The total cost of ordering and the carrying cost of inventory for Fisk corp.
Introduction:
Total cost:
Total cost is the cost of all the units produced by the company. It includes all the variable and fixed costs. It is the sum of the variable and fixed costs incurred by the firm.
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