Management Science

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1957, issue 1, vol 4

Leadership: A Frame of Reference pp. 1-19

Robert Tannenbaum and Fred Massarik

Economic Equipment Policies: An Evaluation pp. 20-37

Vernon Smith

Management Models and Industrial Applications of Linear Programming pp. 38-91

A. Charnes and W. W. Cooper

Large Data-Handling Equipment as a Commercial Tool pp. 92-98

John A. Postley

An Analytic Solution of the Warehouse Problem pp. 99-104

Stuart E. Dreyfus

Expectations and Undesired Inventory pp. 105-109

Edwin S. Mills

Letters to the Editor pp. 110-113

Anonymous

1957, issue 4, vol 3

Method of Appraising Economic Prospects of Mining Exploration over Large Territories: Algerian Sahara Case Study pp. 285-347

Maurice Allais

The Use of Psychology in Industry: A Trade Union Point of View pp. 348-370

William Gomberg

A Note on the Modigliani-Hohn Production Smoothing Model pp. 371-379

Alan Manne

The Development of Organizations in a Laboratory pp. 380-402

Harold Guetzkow and Anne E. Bowes

On The Computational Solution of Linear Programming Problems Involving Almost-Block-Diagonal Matrices pp. 403-406

Richard Bellman

Applications of Linear Programming in the Oil Industry pp. 407-430

W. W. Garvin, H. W. Crandall, J. B. John and R. A. Spellman

Ss Inventory Policy with Variable Delivery Time pp. 431-434

Raoul J. Freeman

Sequential Production Planning Over Time at Minimum Cost pp. 435-437

S. M. Johnson

Book Review pp. 438-439

Anonymous

1957, issue 3, vol 3

Air Force Progress in Logistics Planning pp. 213-224

Walter Jacobs

Limitations of the Scientific Method in Management Science pp. 225-233

Ernest H. Weinwurm

A Linear Programming Solution to Dynamic Leontief type Models pp. 234-254

Harvey M. Wagner

The Elimination form of the Inverse and its Application to Linear Programming pp. 255-269

Harry Markowitz

On a Dynamic Programming Approach to the Caterer Problem--I pp. 270-278

Richard Bellman

The Trim Problem pp. 279-284

Kurt Eisemann

1957, issue 2, vol 3

The Institute of Management Sciences: Progress Report pp. 117-130

Gifford H. Symonds

Thoughts on Linear Programming and Automation pp. 131-139

George B. Dantzig

Mathematical Programming and Service Scheduling pp. 140-148

W. Karush and A. Vazsonyi

Application of Linear Programming to Investments in the Electric Power Industry pp. 149-166

P. Massé and R. Gibrat

Shorthand for Defense Planning pp. 167-172

Clark L. Hosmer

Programming Resource Use and Capital Investment in Agriculture pp. 173-184

R. A. King, C. E. Bishop and J. G. Sutherland

Statistical Sampling Techniques in the Aging of Accounts Receivable in a Department Store pp. 185-195

R. M. Cyert and Robert M. Trueblood

Letters to the Editor pp. 196-197

Anonymous

Report of the Third Annual International Meeting pp. 199-212

Anonymous

1956, issue 1, vol 3

Management Planning and Control--What Next? pp. 1-8

Paul Kircher

Formalism, Realism and Management Science pp. 9-14

J. Sayer Minas

On the Caterer Problem pp. 15-23

William Prager

Solving the Transportation Problem pp. 24-32

L. R. Ford, Jr. and D. R. Fulkerson

Optimal Design and Utilization of Communication Networks pp. 33-44

R. E. Kalaba and M. L. Juncosa

The Allocation of Aircraft to Routes--An Example of Linear Programming Under Uncertain Demand pp. 45-73

Allen R. Ferguson and George B. Dantzig

A Model for the Optimal Programming of Railway Freight Train Movements pp. 74-92

A. Charnes and Merton Miller

Variety in Retailing pp. 93-101

William Baumol and Edward A. Ide

Capital Equipment Analysis: The Required Rate of Profit pp. 102-110

Myron J. Gordon and Eli Shapiro

Dynamic Programming and the Smoothing Problem pp. 111-113

Richard Bellman

Letters to the Editor pp. 114-115

Anonymous

1956, issue 4, vol 2

Operations Engineering pp. 287-298

E. R. Bowerman and S. B. Littauer

Some Models of Inventory and an Application pp. 299-312

Eliezer Naddor

A Fruitful Application of Static Marginal Analysis pp. 313-326

H. W. Karr and M. A. Geisler

A Mathematical Model for Integrated Business Systems pp. 327-336

Irving J. Lieberman

An Optimum Geographical Distribution of Publicity Expenditure in a Private Organisation pp. 337-352

A. P. Zentler and Dorothy Ryde

Geographical Distribution of Production in Multiple Plant Operations pp. 353-365

John D. Dillon

1956, issue 3, vol 2

General Systems Theory--The Skeleton of Science pp. 197-208

Kenneth E. Boulding

Present Status of the Work of Managing pp. 209-221

Harold F. Smiddy

Management Science in Marketing: Status and Prospects pp. 222-231

Melvin Anshen

A Problem in Optimal Machine Loading pp. 232-260

M. E. Salveson

A Computing Procedure for a Line Balancing Problem pp. 261-271

James R. Jackson

On the Theory of Dynamic Programming--A Warehousing Problem pp. 272-275

Richard Bellman

The Transhipment Problem pp. 276-285

Alex Orden

News and Notices pp. 286-286

Anonymous

1956, issue 2, vol 2

Computers as Tools for Management pp. 107-113

John S. Coleman

Formulating a Theory of Work Measurement pp. 114-130

Adam Abruzzi

Recent Advances in Linear Programming pp. 131-144

George B. Dantzig

An Inventory Policy for a Case of Lagged Delivery pp. 145-155

M. Beckman and R. Muth

Current Status of the Industrial Use of Linear Programming pp. 156-158

L. Wheaton Smith, Jr.

Derivation of a Linear Decision Rule for Production and Employment pp. 159-177

Charles C. Holt, Franco Modigliani and John Muth

The Objectives of TIMS pp. 178-184

Merrill M. Flood

Management Science--Fact or Theory? pp. 185-185

C. West Churchman

Report of the Second National Meeting pp. 186-194

Anonymous

News and Notices pp. 195-195

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