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Mathematical programming models for marketing and production management

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Multi-item production smoothing models with almost closed form solutions

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Optimal and near optimal price and advertising strategies for finite and infinite horizons

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Optimal price and promotion for interdependent

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An optimum budget allocation model for dynamic, interacting market segments

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Overhead allocation with imperfect markets and nonlinear technology

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Company Contributions to Discretionary Profit-Sharing Plans: Comment.

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An Optimum Budget Allocation Model for Dynamic, Interacting Market Segments

Gensch, Dennis H.; Welam, Ulf Peter - In: Management Science 20 (1973) 2, pp. 179-190

This paper formulates a model for determining the optimal allocation of a given advertising budget over M interacting market segments and a time domain of T periods. Guidance for budget size optimization is provided via a shadow price. The basic input parameters are in terms of sales saturation...

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