Linear Programming and Economic Analysis

activity algebraic allocation analysis assume assumption automobile C₁ C₂ calories capacity capital stocks Chap choice coefficients column commodity competitive equilibrium compute constant constraints consumption convex corresponding curve defined determinant diet problem dual problem economic elements equal equations equivalent combination example factor feasible solution final demands Firm game theory given gross outputs industry inequalities input input-output input-output analysis isoquant labor Leontief system levels linear programming linear-programming problem linearly independent marginal cost mathematical matrix maximize maximum method mixed strategy multiply negative Neumann nonnegative nutritive objective function optimal output P₁ pair pay-off Player positive possible production function profits reader requirements restraints restrictions result returns to scale revenue S₁ S₁(t satisfy shadow prices shipment simple simplex simplex method solve substitution Suppose Table theorem tion u₁ unit variables vector welfare economics x₁ y₁ zero