Linear Programming and Economic Analysis

by Robert Dorfman, Robert Solow, Paul A. Samuelson, et al.

Book Overview

Clear, comprehensive exposition of interrelation of game theory and linear programming, interrelation of linear programming and modern welfare economics, Leontief theory of input-output, problems of... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0000CJWTH
• Release Date: January 1958
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill
• Length: 525 Pages
• Weight: 2.38 lbs.

Customer Reviews

A classical book.

This book is a classical. It's important you'll buy for your library.

Good if you care more about the economics than the math...

I have to agree with the other reviewer, this is a fantastic book. It explains very clearly how powerful a tool linear programming can be in economics. However, this book really ties its hands by only talking about matrices or any of the mathematical reasons why linear programming works as it does in an appendix. If you're a mathematician that wants to learn about linear programming, this is definitely not the book. But if you're an economist, or just someone interested in economics, that wants to learn about linear programming, then this book is definitely for you. It is very rich with economic ideas and covers a lot of interesting topics such as growth theory and welfare economics.

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