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Dynamic Production Function Approximations

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In this chapter, we describe several approximations to the true dynamic production function that yield representations amenable for computation. We begin with a description of processes with load-dependent lead times that arise in manufacturing systems. Next, we show how to approximate an ideal description by using just two “boundary” input-output points. An application of this two-point boundary approximation to project-oriented production systems, such as a naval shipyard, is provided. We briefly describe serial and parallel aggregation of detailed dynamic production functions, and show how to extend the steady-state activity analysis models to the dynamic setting.

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(2008). Dynamic Production Function Approximations. In: Production Economics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-75751-1_19

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