A POQ for a one-week time period is equivalent to LFL lot sizing.

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Both POQ (Periodic Order Quantity) and LFL (Least Frequently Used) lot sizing methods involve ordering a specific quantity of items after a fixed time period. In POQ, the order quantity is based on the expected usage during that time period, while in LFL, the order quantity is based on the number of units used on the least frequent usage days. Therefore, both methods are similar and a POQ for a one-week time period can be considered equivalent to LFL lot sizing.

A POQ for a One-Week Time Period Is Equivalent to LFL