Inventory-constrained Pricing
Inventory-Constrained Pricing is a pricing optimization model that specifically incorporates finite inventory levels as a binding constraint in determining optimal price points to maximize revenue or profit over a given time horizon.
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J. D. Dana, Nicholas C. Petruzzi · Management Science · 2001 · 255 citations
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