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Discussion examines goal programming's logical inadequacies compared to linear programming in resource allocation.
Comments by Hrubes and Rensi (1981) comparing goal programming with linear programming for calculating welfare optima are discussed. It is agreed that linear programming solutions are rarely empirically perfect, but it is concluded that goal programming (utilizing a preemptive priority formulation) involves some additional logical inadequacies. Forest Sci. 29: 837-840.
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