Abstract
This paper concerns the dynamic lot size problem where the storage capacity is limited and shortages are allowed. The planning horizon is divided into T periods and, for each period, concave functions to define the holding/stockout and production costs are considered. It is proved that the results derived in a previous work for the dynamic lot size problem assuming time-varying storage capacities remain valid for the case with backlogging.
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