Carrying costs, also known as holding costs or cost of carry, refer to the expenses associated with maintaining an inventory or financial position. These include opportunity costs, protective measures, wastage, and funding costs.
Cost of carry refers to the expenses associated with holding a particular asset over a period of time, which can include storage costs, insurance, and financing.
An inventory decision model used to calculate the optimum amount to order, balancing the fixed costs of ordering and receiving against the carrying cost of inventory and sales. Utilized in both manufacturing and retail inventory management.
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