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What is the best ordering policy for a warehouse to minimize cost, while meeting demands?
The warehouse has a limited storage capacity of 50000 cubic meters (m3) and a budget of $30,000.

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The expert determines what is the best ordering policy for a warehouse to minimize costs.

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