This paper compares the linear complementarity programming (LCP) investment model with the linear programming (LP) investment model, using the bauxite-alumina-aluminum industry as an example. The differences in results obtained from the models are examined with respect to two criteria: (i) the stability of solutions, given perturbations in parameters; and (ii) the ability to handle constraints on the supply of inputs. Under the first, three parameter...
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1984/2/29
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ورقة عمل بشأن السلع الأساسية
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DWC8401
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2010/7/01
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A comparative study of linear complementarity programming models and linear programming models in multi-regional investment analysis
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production capacity