The time between two ordering opportunities for an order-up-to product is called a ________ and it...
The time between two ordering opportunities for an order-up-to product is called a ________ and it has a ________ duration.
| lead time, fixed |
| period, variable |
| period, fixed |
| lead time, variable |
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period, fixed
The time between two ordering opportunities for an order-up-to product is called a period time. This period time has a fixed duration of occurence. This is a fixed time interval.
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