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Linear programming selection of internal financial laws and a knapsack problem

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We formulate and solve explicitly a linear programming problem that arises from the problem of choosing an internal financial law of a given financial project such that the associated discount vector maximizes a linear objective function. If the original problem has optimal solutions, then it is equivalent to a knapsack problem. We obtain its basic optimal solutions in closed form. After considering the special case of nonnegative preference directions, we also obtain a new characterization of the existence of internal financial laws.

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Received: October 1997 / Accepted: October 1999

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Basso, A., Viscolani, B. Linear programming selection of internal financial laws and a knapsack problem. CALCOLO 37, 47–57 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/s100920050003

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