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January 1, 1955Econometrica13 citations

Bottleneck Problems, Functional Equations, and Dynamic Programming

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RBRichard Bellman

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Abstract : A 'bottleneck problem' in the sense that the level of economic activity will be determined by the resource in shortest supply is discussed. A typical problem of the bottleneck type involving the auto industry, the steel industry and the tool industry is presented. The problem is formulated mathematically employing a discrete approximation. After a short discussion of the difficulties of this approach, a continuous approximation is advanced. Finally, the functional equation approach is applied to the theory of dynamic programming.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ca0f8732133fe9885b53bhttps://doi.org/10.2307/1905582
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