Time and cost budgets
Activity models in which the agent's activities are measured as fractions of a time unit are considered both as cost-minimizing programs under a time constraint and as time-minimizing programs under a standard budget constraint. The equivalence between both the primal and dual variables of the programs is described. The values of the dual variables assigned to the agent's social constraints imply the objective valuation and interpersonal comparison of his so-called social income in both dollar values and time units. Potential applications to social accounts which include both cost and time use data are discussed.
- Scheduling with time-of-use costs
- Project scheduling: time-cost tradeoff problems
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3936915
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1226097
- Cost Allocation and Opportunity Costs
- Project management with time, cost, and quality considerations
- Cost allocation and communication
- A latent time–budget model
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3148887 (Why is no real title available?)
- Saddlepoint in Homogeneous Programming without Slater Condition
- Socio-economic interface and social income
- The eco-behavioural view of human societies and its implications for systems science†
- The Le Chatelier Principle in Convex Programming
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