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Linear Programming and Resource Allocation Modeling
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Linear Programming and Resource Allocation Modeling

by Michael J. Panik
November 2018
Intermediate to advanced
448 pages
12h 24m
English
Wiley
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Index

Page references to Figures are followed by the letter ‘f’, references to Tables by the letter ‘t’, while references to Footnotes are followed by the letter ‘n’

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  • accounting loss  141, 183
    • activity levels  150, 189
    • optimal accounting loss figures  5, 10
  • activity levels  8, 124, 284
    • interpreted as individual product levels  148–155
    • interpreted as individual resource levels  186–193
    • optimal/optimal output  4, 9
  • activity vector
    • changing component of  210–215
    • multiactivity production function  129
    • parameterizing  245–256
  • activity/activities
    • production  1, 4, 6, 123
    • quadratic programming and activity analysis  335–338
    • shadow  181
    • simple  123, 130
    • supply function for the output of  257–262
  • additive activity  129
  • additive identity  20
  • additive inverse  20
  • admissible solutions  298
  • Alder, G.  162
  • algebra
    • matrix  13–20
    • vector  20–22
  • Allen, R.G.D.  123
  • allocative efficiency (AE)  380, 383–384
  • almost complementary basic solution  330–332
  • artificial augmented structural constraint system  72
  • artificial linear programming problem
    • inconsistency and redundancy  78, 81, 83
    • M‐Penalty method  73, 75–77
  • artificial objective function  74
  • artificial variables  73, 93, ...
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