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On a class of bilevel programs

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The optimal setting of taxes or subsidies on goods and services can be naturally modelled as a bilinear bilevel program. We analyze this class of hierarchical problems both from the theoretical and algorithmical points of view, devoting special attention to the problem of setting profit-maximizing tolls on a transportation network.

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Labbé, M., Marcotte, P., Savard, G. (2000). On a class of bilevel programs. In: Pillo, G.D., Giannessi, F. (eds) Nonlinear Optimization and Related Topics. Applied Optimization, vol 36. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-3226-9_10

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