Linear programming and economic analysis /

By:

Dorfman, Robert

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : McGraw-Hill, c1958.Description: 527 p.: illsSubject(s):

DDC classification:

330.182 DOR

LOC classification:

HB71 .D6

Summary: The book hopes to give the economist, who knows existing economic theory but who does not pretend to be an accomplished mathematician, a broad introduction to the theory of linear programming problems with insights into the vast body of modern economic theory. it is also going to be useful to the practitioner of managerial economics, and possibly to provide the growing body of mathematicians interested in programming problems with insight into the vast body of modern economic theory.

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The book hopes to give the economist, who knows existing economic theory but who does not pretend to be an accomplished mathematician, a broad introduction to the theory of linear programming problems with insights into the vast body of modern economic theory. it is also going to be useful to the practitioner of managerial economics, and possibly to provide the growing body of mathematicians interested in programming problems with insight into the vast body of modern economic theory.

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