Production‐location problems with demand considerations

Enrique R. Venta and Arthur P. Hurter

Naval Research Logistics Quarterly, 1985, vol. 32, issue 4, 625-630

Abstract: The production‐location problem of a profit maximizing firm is considered. A model is developed for a single firm, facing the joint problems of determining the optimal plant location, the optimal input mix, and the optimal plant size. A homothetic production function is used as the model of the production technologies, and the existence of a sequential “separability” between the production, or input mix, problem and the location problem is demonstrated.

Date: 1985
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