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Production Economics Integrating The Microeconomic And Engineering Perspectives 1st Edition Steven T Hackman Auth

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Production Economics Integrating The Microeconomic And Engineering Perspectives 1st Edition Steven T Hackman Auth
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Publisher: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.15 MB
Pages: 516
Author: Steven T. Hackman (auth.)
ISBN: 9783540757504, 9783540757511, 3540757503, 3540757511
Language: English
Year: 2008
Edition: 1

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Production Economics Integrating The Microeconomic And Engineering Perspectives 1st Edition Steven T Hackman Auth by Steven T. Hackman (auth.) 9783540757504, 9783540757511, 3540757503, 3540757511 instant download after payment.

A production economist focuses on assessment, and will use an aggregate description of technology to answer such questions as: How does the firm compare to its competitors? Has the firm improved its production capabilities? A production engineer focuses on optimizing resources, and will use a detailed description of technology to answer a completely different set of questions: Which operations or plants should produce which products at what time? Should resource capacity be expanded and, if so, which resources should be acquired? Each group could benefit from the other group's perspective. This book offers a unified, integrated point of view that bridges the gap between these two historically distinct perspectives.

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