A dishonest politician has four candidates for four patronage jobs. Each candidate has agreed to bribe the
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A dishonest politician has four candidates for four patronage jobs. Each candidate has agreed to bribe the politician to obtain each job, by amounts shown in the matrix below (units of thousands of dollars). Find two different ways of assigning the candidates to jobs, each of which maximizes the politician's total profit. Do this problem by hand, and not in Mathematica.
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Introduction To The Mathematics Of Operations Research With Mathematica
ISBN: 9781574446128
1st Edition
Authors: Kevin J Hastings
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