The Theory of Linear Economic Models/
Gale, David,
The Theory of Linear Economic Models/ - New York: McGraw-Hill, 1960. - 330 p.:ill,
Includes bibliography.
This book is categorized into three models: 1) Linear programming which in its abstract formulation is a certain kind of mathematical maximum or minimum problem; and it derives from the fact that many actual economic situations lead to precisely this problem after the appropriate simplifying assumptions have been made; 2) Two-person game model comes from the fact that it is designed to reflect the essential features of certain games of strategy, and thus indirectly certain aspects of economic competition; 3) Other models concern patterns of exchange between countries or industry, alternative schemes of production, and certain economic equilibrium situations.
Linear Programming.
Game theory.
Economics
HB71 / .G29
330.18 / GAL
The Theory of Linear Economic Models/ - New York: McGraw-Hill, 1960. - 330 p.:ill,
Includes bibliography.
This book is categorized into three models: 1) Linear programming which in its abstract formulation is a certain kind of mathematical maximum or minimum problem; and it derives from the fact that many actual economic situations lead to precisely this problem after the appropriate simplifying assumptions have been made; 2) Two-person game model comes from the fact that it is designed to reflect the essential features of certain games of strategy, and thus indirectly certain aspects of economic competition; 3) Other models concern patterns of exchange between countries or industry, alternative schemes of production, and certain economic equilibrium situations.
Linear Programming.
Game theory.
Economics
HB71 / .G29
330.18 / GAL