Titlebook: Mathematical Economics of Multi-Level Optimisation; Theory and Applicati Sardar M. N. Islam Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 199

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Multi-Level Programming,xperiments are still going on to develop an algorithm to solve an MLP. In most of the existing MLP algorithms, some sort of transformation of the original problem is necessary. This makes the MLP solution relatively difficult, because the size of the transformed MLP becomes large in comparison with

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A Multi-Level Optimisation Energy Planning Model for Australia,icy, policy system analysis and on the methodology of MLP. The model should be developed within the general framework proposed in the last chapter. Therefore, the model will be a partial equilibrium energy sectoral microeconomic planning model, explicitly based on the MLO approach.

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The Results of the Australian Energy Planning Model,s chapter, the AEPSOM results, which indicate the model’s capability in producing useful numerical output, will be reported and discussed. The chapter is structured as follows. How AEPSOM was solved, what type of output it produced, the policy uses of these results and the alternative AEPSOM solutio

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Multi-Level Optimisation,ptimisation, experiments (mostly at academic levels) are continuing to develop the mathematical and economic theory of MLO and algorithms to solve an MLP. The objective of this chapter is to develop the theoretical foundations of an MLO model.