Inventory policies in the textile industries
By: by Hiram S. Davis, George W. Taylor, Robert B. Armstrong [and] G. Allen Dash, Jr.
Contributors: Davis, Hiram Simmons.
Publisher: The Textile Foundation
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Subjects: Textile industry -- United States.; Inventories.
Table of contents: title: no. 1. What to do about denim stocks, a case study of inventory problems in the manufacture of staple finished goods, by Hiram S. Davis.; title: no. 2. Minimizing inventory losses in the men's wear division of the wool-textile industry, an appraisal of the policy of manufacturing styled finished goods to order.; title: no. 3. Inventory guides in cotton fine-goods manufacture, an analysis of mill experience in producing staple and styled gray goods.; title: no. 4. Inventory management in rayon weaving, a comparative analysis of the policies of selling styled and staple gray goods from stock and from production, by G. Allan Dash, Jr.; title: no. 5.Controlling stocks of cotton print cloth, some problems of inventory management in the manufacture of multi-purpose gray goods.; title: no. 6. Stock and production policies in full-fashioned hosiery manufacture, the experience of textile mills selling a consumer product, by George W. Taylor and G. Allan Dash, Jr.; title: no. 7. Iventory trends in textile production and distribution, an appraisal of experience during the 1930's, by Hiram S. Davis.