Long-Range Financial Planning — A Linear-Programming Modeling Approach
The following sections are included:
Introduction
Carleton's Model
Brief Discussion of Data Inputs
Objective-Function Development
The Constraints
Definitional Constraints
Sources and Uses Definition
Policy Constraints
Analysis of Overall Results
Summary and Conclusion
Problem Set
Appendix 22.A. Carleton's Linear-Programming Model: General Mills as a Case Study
Appendix 22.B General Mills' Actual Key Financial Data
References for Chapter 22