Linear Algebra Linear Programming (Economics and Management) Basic Economic Application of Mathematics (II)

Author: Zhou Xunda
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: "Linear Algebra and Linear Programming" is divided into five chapters, introducing determinants, matrices, and linear equations systems needed for economic work, as well as the mathematical models of linear programming problems and the simplex method. It focuses on explaining basic concepts, theories, and methods, cultivating proficiency in operations. Since economics is not primarily about mathematics, following the principle of "building a solid foundation and using only what is necessary," this book omits certain content and rigorous proofs of some theorems that are not urgently needed for economic work. Anything that can be skipped is left out, while more space is dedicated to detailed explanations of essential topics. At the same time, it appropriately broadens knowledge and connects theory to practical applications, emphasizing the use of economics. This reflects the guiding philosophy of "doing what is meaningful while knowing what to leave undone."