1) The document describes a newsvendor problem simulation where random daily demand is generated from a known probability distribution and compared to a fixed order quantity of 650 units.
2) Revenue, costs, and profits are calculated based on the demand, selling price of $10 per unit, salvage price of $2.50 per unit, and purchasing cost of $7.50 per unit.
3) Over 100 simulations, the average profit is positive, indicating the order quantity of 650 is a good decision.
1) The document describes a newsvendor problem simulation where random daily demand is generated from a known probability distribution and compared to a fixed order quantity of 650 units.
2) Revenue, costs, and profits are calculated based on the demand, selling price of $10 per unit, salvage price of $2.50 per unit, and purchasing cost of $7.50 per unit.
3) Over 100 simulations, the average profit is positive, indicating the order quantity of 650 is a good decision.
1) The document describes a newsvendor problem simulation where random daily demand is generated from a known probability distribution and compared to a fixed order quantity of 650 units.
2) Revenue, costs, and profits are calculated based on the demand, selling price of $10 per unit, salvage price of $2.50 per unit, and purchasing cost of $7.50 per unit.
3) Over 100 simulations, the average profit is positive, indicating the order quantity of 650 is a good decision.