Positive Mathematical Programming: a Comparison of Different Specification Rules
Positive Mathematical Programming: a Comparison of Different Specification Rules
In this paper, the prescriptive capacity of different types of positive mathematical programming models applied to the Alentejo agricultural sector is analysed. Model results are compared for 2000 and 2004 agricultural price and subsidies scenarios, regarding optimal combination of activities. Thus, it is tested, on one hand, models capacity to reproduce Alentejo agricultural sector behaviour, and by the other hand, their response and adjustment capacities
- University of Évora Portugal
agricultural supply, Positive mathematical programming, agricultural supply, Alentejo, Research Methods/ Statistical Methods,, positive mathematical programming, Alentejo
agricultural supply, Positive mathematical programming, agricultural supply, Alentejo, Research Methods/ Statistical Methods,, positive mathematical programming, Alentejo
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