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Optimisation in economic analysis / Gordon Mills.
Author
Mills, Gordon
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Language
English
Published/Created
London ; Boston : Allen & Unwin, ©1984.
Description
ix, 195 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
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Firestone Library - Stacks
HB143.7 .M54 1984
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Mathematical optimization
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Economics, Mathematical
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Summary note
One of the fundamental economic problems is one of making the best use of limited resources. As a result, mathematical optimisation methods play a crucial role in economic theory. Covering the use of such methods in applied and policy contexts, this book deals not only with the main techniques (linear programming, nonlinear optimisation and dynamic programming), but also emphasizes the art of model-building and discusses fields such as optimisation over time.
Notes
Includes index.
Bibliographic references
Bibliography: p. [190]-192
Contents
The formulation of linear models
Solving linear models
Duality
More linear models
Production theory : the linear and neoclassical models
Optimisation over time
Non-linear constrained optimisation
Non-linear and integer programming
Dynamic programming
Some further economic applications.
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ISBN
0043110010
9780043110010
0043110029 ((pbk.))
9780043110027 ((pbk.))
Tech. report no.
84000359
LCCN
84000359
OCLC
10404290
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