The American Economic Review, Volume 70American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... planning board's directives . Finally , in Section IV , it is shown that Malinvaud's model and " Procedure Implying Mathematical Programming at the Center " are special cases of the model and planning procedures defined in Section II ...
... planning board's directives . Finally , in Section IV , it is shown that Malinvaud's model and " Procedure Implying Mathematical Programming at the Center " are special cases of the model and planning procedures defined in Section II ...
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... planning board nor the set X. If the planning board knew all the production sets Y , it could solve its planning problem ( 1 ) directly . The purpose of the planning procedure is thus to obtain information from the firms about their ...
... planning board nor the set X. If the planning board knew all the production sets Y , it could solve its planning problem ( 1 ) directly . The purpose of the planning procedure is thus to obtain information from the firms about their ...
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... planning board's problem ( 1 ) . IV . A Procedure Implying Mathematical Programming at the Center ( MPC ) Malinvaud defines three planning procedures for solving problem ( 1 ) . The first is a tâtonnement procedure ; the second is a ...
... planning board's problem ( 1 ) . IV . A Procedure Implying Mathematical Programming at the Center ( MPC ) Malinvaud defines three planning procedures for solving problem ( 1 ) . The first is a tâtonnement procedure ; the second is a ...
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