Effect of Inflation on Reverse Logistics Models

An analysis of the impact of inflation on reverse logistics and the importance of mathematical modeling for managing return flows and inventory status

Abstract

With deteriorating objects there is always pressure on the company to increase the advantage. In the current model, we are working to cultivate a model of control over the existence of creation with two distinct communities of appropriation. In most surveys, interest is normal in the sense that it is not legitimate auxiliary time however, policymakers here have considered equity-based interest rates. Proficient management of return flows and work-in-progress inventory statuses is a rapidly growing imperative for associations. This goes back to monetary, natural and authoritarian reasons. Mathematical modeling of such structures supported dynamic cycles and provided unprecedented insight into the progression of these items and inventory status. In addition, we take into account in the same way that the maintenance cost is a non-negative, non-decreasing and stable time capacity. In this model, defensive innovation is used to reduce the decay rate of the item. A theory is proposed to find the ideal arrangement of the proposed model then it is illustrated with some mathematical models. There is also a binding voting procedure to find the ideal methodology. Finally, attention to the ideal response to variations in potential earnings at various system boundaries and to convexities in cost functions continues to be considered and tracked across boundaries.