Abstract
An assumption in a conventional net revenue stability analysis of a linear programming solution tableau is that net revenues are independent. For many activities this assumption is violated in that changes in a particular activity's net revenue may nell be associated with changes in other activities' net revenues. The significance of the independence assumption is examined for an example problem, and a method of calculating the range over which a particular activity's net revenue can vary without giving rise to a sub‐optimal solution where activity net revenues are correlated is developed.

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