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Dual Estimates of the Optimal Plan Model and Regional Market Costs: A Relationship

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The relationship between linear programming dual estimates for the optimal production plan model and real regional market costs is studied. A two-stage linear programming model is necessary for exact approximation of cost allocation in analyzing with optimal plan estimates. A sign criterion is formulated for analyzing the reliability of the production planning model based on a comparison of the changes in the regional market costs and optimal plan estimates. An example is given to illustrate the analysis of reliability of the solution.

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Tsodikov, Y.M., Tsodikova, Y.Y. Dual Estimates of the Optimal Plan Model and Regional Market Costs: A Relationship. Automation and Remote Control 62, 624–629 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1010241814077

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