Abstract
The paper discusses the use of adjusted present value techniques in a problem of inventory management, the temporary sale price problem, in the presence of equity or debt financing. While traditional net present value approaches produce results very similar to those of the average cost approach, our consideration of the capital structure of the firm opens the way to theoretically and numerically different inventory policies.
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