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In mathematical economics, the used functions are, in general, considered to be quasiconcave. Moreover, they are, in many cases, separable of nature. It is known that a local maximum of a quasiconcave function is not, in general, a global maximum. In this paper we will show that this property is true when the quasiconcave function is furthermore separable. Sufficient optimality conditions for a separable quasiconcave programming will be studied in both differentiable and nondifferentiable cases. Thanks to separability condition, quasiconcave functions have nice properties in optimization problems.
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