Publisher's Synopsis
In this groundbreaking study, George Laverne Dickey explores the relationship between learning methods and the determination of economic order quantities (EOQs) in manufacturing plants. Using mathematical models and experimental data, Dickey demonstrates that a combination of classroom and hands-on training leads to more accurate and efficient EOQ calculations. His research has significant implications for the field of industrial engineering and for businesses looking to optimize their production processes.
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