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Eisenberg's Duality in Homogeneous Programming, Shephard's Duality and Economic Analysis

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  • Takao Fujimoto
  • B. B. Upeksha P. Perera

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  • Takao Fujimoto & B. B. Upeksha P. Perera, 2017. "Eisenberg's Duality in Homogeneous Programming, Shephard's Duality and Economic Analysis," Metroeconomica, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 68(4), pages 816-832, November.
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