An edition of Saving and growth in long-term programming models (1964)

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Numerical examples with a non-linear objective function. By Leif Johansen

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Numerical examples with a non-linear objective function. By Leif Johansen

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Economic development, Economic planning, Mathematical models, Nonlinear programming, Programming (Mathematics)

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Cover of: Saving and growth in long-term programming models.
Saving and growth in long-term programming models.
1964
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Cover of: Saving and growth in long-term programming models.
Saving and growth in long-term programming models.: Numerical examples with a non-linear objective function. By Leif Johansen
1964
in English
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[Oslo]
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Memorandum from Institute of Economics, University of Oslo, Memorandum fra Sosialøkonomisk institutt, Universitetet i Oslo

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QA264 J6

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[51 leaves]
Number of pages
51

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OL18449373M

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