Simultaneous determination of joint product cost allocation and cost-plus prices

Article Abstract:

Optimal joint production decision, joint product selling prices and joint cost allocations for a monopoly firm can be determined simultaneously through a net realizable value. The model eliminates the interdependency problem between product cost and prices using the nonlinear programming approach. It is applicable for imperfectly competitive firms with which the ordinary cost-pricing policies cannot apply.

Models, Usage, Economic aspects, Prices, Monopolistic competition, Nonlinear programming

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Effectiveness of joint estimation when the outlier is the last observation in an autocorrelated short time series

Article Abstract:

A new study investigates the effectiveness of the joint estimation procedure as a process control technique for detecting an outlier when it is the last observation in a short autocorrelated time series.

Process control, Outliers (Statistics)

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Product positioning and pricing under production cost considerations

Article Abstract:

A model is described that allows businesses to simultaneously position and price products for a market segment.

Economies of scale, Grading (Commerce)

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