Resource Allocation Optimization Problem on the Population Growth Model

Yi Hong Luo; Shu Guang Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.291-294.1507

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Resource Allocation Optimization Problem on the Population Growth Model

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In this paper we mainly investigated the resource allocation optimization problem in three population models: death process, PDE model and birth and density-independent growth model. Considering the inﬂuence on population growth from different factors, ﬁnd the best proportion of population to obtain the biggest economic beneﬁt. Furthermore, we consider the effect on resource allocation from one more industrial structure on density-independent growth model. Finally, we compared the above models.

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Yi Hong Luo, Shu Guang Zhang

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Industrial Structure, Optimization, Population Model, Resource Allocation

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