Optimal Decisions on Production and Export of Interrelated Products
Year of Publication
1980
Author(s)
Miranda Xafa
Journal
Proc. First Int. Symp. on Inventories
Document Type
Article
Abstract:
Two products A and B are ''interrelated'' if A, the ''primary'' product is a major input for the production of B, the ''processed'' product. Some common examples of interrelated products are: fruits and fruit juices, tobacco and cigarettes, lumber and wood products, grapes and wine, and olives and olive oil.
