ABSTRACT
The article considers a production system consisting of subsystems ordered in a technological sequence. Each subsystem is a consumer of products of the previous subsystem and is a supplier of products for the subsequent subsystem. Delays in delivery of products in time are due to effects of random factors. The subsystem incurs reserve costs to compensate for the delay. These costs should be returned by the previous subsystem in the form of penalties. The article studies the dependence of the deficit value transferred on its value at the input.
