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摘要
使用第二章和第三章中开发的数学工具研究了三个一般经济优化问题(支出(成本)最小化、收入最大化和利润最大化)。给出了每个函数的共轭对偶结果。由此产生的对偶表示(E(q;y), R(p,x)和π (p,q))分别表征了V(y), y (x)和Gr(y)中的所有经济相关信息。研究了对偶表示的不同限制对其的影响。
Three generic economic optimization problems (expenditure (cost) minimization, revenue maximization, and profit maximization) are studied using the mathematical tools developed in Chapters 2 and 3. Conjugate duality results are developed for each. The resulting dual representations (E(q;y), R(p,x), and π(p,q)) are shown to characterize all of the economically relevant information in, respectively, V(y), Y(x), and Gr(≽(y)). The implications of different restrictions on ≽(y) for the dual representations are examined.