Abstract:
We do not envisage the use of linear programming as the speaker himself says that the model is not made to find an optimum solution, but rather the exploration of the consequences of different decisions, assumptions or events. Linear programming looks to us a heavy technique which needs some risky assumptions of linearity.
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