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Conclusions and Future Directions

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By the nature of this problem domain, this volume has ranged widely over a great deal of ground, and we hope that the reader has found the journey worthwhile. This chapter concludes the book with a brief review of the principal results and their implications for future work, both related to the clearing functions that are the central concern of this volume and for the broader field of production planning models.

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    Hubert Missbauer

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    Reha Uzsoy

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Missbauer, H., Uzsoy, R. (2020). Conclusions and Future Directions. In: Production Planning with Capacitated Resources and Congestion. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-0716-0354-3_11

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