American Journal of Agricultural Economics · 1980 · 308 citations · 13 references
Social SciencesBusiness EconomicsEconomicsMathematical EconomicsMicroeconomicsPricing TheoryEconomic AnalysisGeneral Equilibrium TheoryMathematical ProgrammingModel-based Economic EvaluationOptimization In EconomicsMathematical Programming ModelsMathematics In EconomicsProgramming Models
Abstract The question, “Why use a mathematical programming model at the sectoral level?” is addressed. To address this question, discussion is presented mathematically and verbally upon mathematical programming sector models in which both price and quantity are endogenous variables. The discussion covers both the theoretical properties and the empirical concerns which must be faced in applying such models. Discussion is also presented upon the usefulness of the modeling approach for policy analysis. Selected bibliograpic citations' use of the approach in policy analysis are given.
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Resource Allocation under Share Contracts
D. Gale Johnson · Journal of Political Economy · 1950 · 254 citations
On Aggregating Linear Programming Models of Production
Richard H. Day · Journal of Farm Economics · 1963 · 133 citations