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Goal programming is a relatively new tool that has been proposed as a model and approach for the analysis of problems involving multiple, conflicting objectives. In this paper we examine this model, its history, methods of solution and list some recent applications. Hopefully, the reader will appreciate the rather general nature of the field, along with the relative simplicity of model development and solution.
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