APPLICATION OF CHANCE-CONSTRAINED PROGRAMMING TO SOLUTION OF THE SO- CALLED 'SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION' TYPE OF PROBLEM
- 1 October 1965
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- Published by Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC)
Abstract
This paper contains an application of chance-constrained programming to a problem in financial planning. In particular the problem is one of planning for liquidity in a savings and loan association first discussed by Charnes and Thore. The optimal rules for this problem are found and compared with the optimal linear rules given by Charnes and Thore. The discontinuous nature of the optimal rules is discussed from economic and control theory viewpoints.Keywords
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