Discussion of a maximum problem.¶
von Neumann, J. (1947). Discussion of a maximum problem. John von Neumann: Collected Works.
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- Linear Programming (LP)
- … the shadow prices associated with each primal constraint provide economic interpretation of resource-value that is often strategically-consequential beyond the direct optimal-allocation output, a duality formalism originating in von Neumann's (1947) oral communication and consolidated by Gale, Kuhn, and Tucker (1951).
This source(Original duality argument linking LP to two-person zero-sum games.)
- … the shadow prices associated with each primal constraint provide economic interpretation of resource-value that is often strategically-consequential beyond the direct optimal-allocation output, a duality formalism originating in von Neumann's (1947) oral communication and consolidated by Gale, Kuhn, and Tucker (1951).
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