Titlebook: Dynamic Models of the Firm; Determining Optimal Mark W. J. Blok,A. T. Kearney Book 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 Computer.Dy

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Manfred Bo?hammer,Robert WinterIn the model of the firm from the previous chapter, a static relationship between the production rate .) and the stock of capital assets .) is suggested: . This means that the utilization rate defined as: . is always 100%.

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A Model with Start-up Costs,In the model of the firm from the previous chapter, a static relationship between the production rate .) and the stock of capital assets .) is suggested: . This means that the utilization rate defined as: . is always 100%.

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敲詐

The Basic Model,ly, this basic model can be traced back to Lesourne [1973]; later, it was also used as the foundation of most models by, amongst others, Van Loon [1983], Van Schijndel [1988], Kort [1989] and Van Hilten [1991]. Contrary to the research described in literature, here, attention will be paid to relatively short planning periods.

不近人情

A Model with Increasing Returns to Scale, an Experience Curve and a Production Life Cycle,es, the first concerns the production function of the model which describes the relationship between the production rate and the minimum quantity of production factors required. The second refinement concerns the price function which deals with the returns per product unit as a function of the sales rate (equal to the production rate) and time.

變異

Manfred Bo?hammer,Robert Winterenson first wrote about the use of optimal control theory in order to analyze the . investment behaviour of a hypothetical firm. A decade later, reports appeared of work on more realistic models of the firm carried out by, amongst others, Lesourne [1973] and Bensoussan . [1974].

人造

Peter Loos,August-Wilhelm Scheer). For a more detailed treatment of this type of problem, refer to Feichtinger & Hartl [1986]. Subsequently, discretization of time-continuous problems is explained so that numerically solving with the aid of a computer and specific programs for optimizing non-linear functions of a finite number of

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Martin Nagler,Heinz-Peter Schmitzly, this basic model can be traced back to Lesourne [1973]; later, it was also used as the foundation of most models by, amongst others, Van Loon [1983], Van Schijndel [1988], Kort [1989] and Van Hilten [1991]. Contrary to the research described in literature, here, attention will be paid to relativ

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Peter Loos,August-Wilhelm Scheer function. The model described in the next section is actually the basic model from Chapter 3. The other three models have been derived from it, but each contains a different development. The developments are: a variable utilization rate (Section 5.3), a cash balance (Section 5.4) and an inventory o