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Chapter 2 - Introduction To Spreadsheet ModelingChapter 2.4 - Breakeven AnalysisChapter 2.5 - Ordering With Quantity Discounts And Demand UncertaintyChapter 2.6 - Estimating The Relationship Between Price And DemandChapter 2.7 - Decisions Involving The Time Value Of MoneyChapter 3 - Introduction To Optimization ModelingChapter 3.6 - Infeasibility And UnboundednessChapter 3.7 - A Larger Product Mix ModelChapter 3.8 - A Multiperiod Production ModelChapter 4 - Linear Programming Models
Chapter 4.2 - Advertising ModelsChapter 4.3 - Employee Scheduling ModelsChapter 4.4 - Aggregate Planning ModelsChapter 4.5 - Blending ModelsChapter 4.6 - Production Process ModelsChapter 4.7 - Financial ModelsChapter 4.8 - Data Envelopment Analysis (dea)Chapter 5 - Network ModelsChapter 5.2 - Transportation ModelsChapter 5.3 - Assignment ModelsChapter 5.4 - Other Logistics ModelsChapter 5.5 - Shortest Path ModelsChapter 6 - Optimization Models With Integer VariablesChapter 6.3 - Capital Budgeting ModelsChapter 6.4 - Fixed-cost ModelsChapter 6.5 - Set-covering And Location-assignment ModelsChapter 6.6 - Cutting Stock ModelsChapter 7 - Nonlinear Optimization ModelsChapter 7.3 - Pricing ModelsChapter 7.4 - Advertising Response And Selection ModelsChapter 7.5 - Facility Location ModelsChapter 7.6 - Models For Rating Sports TeamsChapter 7.7 - Portfolio Optimization ModelsChapter 7.8 - Estimating The Beta Of A StockChapter 8 - Evolutionary Solver: An Alternative Optimization ProcedureChapter 8.3 - Introduction To Evolutionary SolverChapter 8.4 - Nonlinear Pricing ModelsChapter 8.5 - Combinatorial ModelsChapter 8.6 - Fitting An S-shaped CurveChapter 8.7 - Portfolio OptimizationChapter 8.8 - Cluster AnalysisChapter 8.9 - Discriminant AnalysisChapter 8.10 - The Traveling Salesperson ProblemChapter 9 - Decision Making Under UncertaintyChapter 9.2 - Elements Of Decision AnalysisChapter 9.3 - One-stage Decision ProblemsChapter 9.4 - The Precision Tree Add-inChapter 9.5 - Multistage Decision ProblemsChapter 9.6 - The Role Of Risk AversionChapter 10 - Introduction To Simulation ModelingChapter 10.2 - Probability Distributions For Input VariablesChapter 10.4 - Simulation With Built-in Excel ToolsChapter 10.5 - Introduction To @riskChapter 10.6 - The Effects Of Input Distributions On ResultsChapter 11 - Simulation ModelsChapter 11.2 - Operations ModelsChapter 11.3 - Financial ModelsChapter 11.4 - Marketing ModelsChapter 11.5 - Simulating Games Of ChanceChapter 12 - Inventory And Supply Chain ModelsChapter 12.4 - Economic Order Quantity (eoq)Chapter 12.5 - Probabilistic Inventory ModelsChapter 13 - Queueing ModelsChapter 13.3 - The Exponential DistributionChapter 13.4 - Important Queueing RelationshipsChapter 13.5 - Analytic Steady-state Queueing ModelsChapter 14 - Regression And Forecasting ModelsChapter 14.3 - Simple Regression ModelsChapter 14.4 - Multiple Regression ModelsChapter 14.6 - Moving Averages ModelsChapter 14.7 - Exponential Smoothing Models
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Geared entirely to Excel 2013, PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT SCIENCE, 5e helps students understand and take full advantage of the power of spreadsheet modeling. It integrates modeling into all functional areas of business--finance, marketing, operations management
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