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The assumptions behind the economic order quantity (EOQ) model include all of the following EXCEPT __________. Multiple Choice a fixed lead time a fixed ordering cost per year a constant rate of demand a fixed purchase price per unit

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When it comes to the Economic Order Quantity, the assumption that is not included is a fixed ordering cost per year.

What is the Economic Order Quantity?

This is a measure used by businesses to find out the optimal orders they should make to avoid holding costs and yet meet demands.

A fixed ordering cost per year is not assumed in this calculation, but a fixed purchase price per unit is.

Find out more on the Economic Order Quantity at https://brainly.com/question/26814787.

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