A Generalised Concept of Dominance in Linear Programming Models

Ross G. Drynan

Review of Marketing and Agricultural Economics, 1987, vol. 55, issue 02, 7

Abstract: The notion of dominance most familiar to agricultural economists is perhaps the decision theoretic concept entailed in comparing one risky prospect to others. But dominance concepts are also relevant in the linear programming context, for example in identifying redundant constraints. In this note, the standard concept of dominance in linear programming is generalized by defining dominance with respect to differing levels of information about the programming problem.

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Date: 1987
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