Abstract
The log-concavity of the expected refund rate for an item with a nonrenewing pro-rata rebate warranty policy, and of the expected total reserve to service the warranty over the item life cycle under the same policy are proved. Upper bounds of warranty reserves are derived. The results are extended to other measures for spares and repairs under other warranty policies. Applications are given to ranking items' prices and production and inventory control.
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