Quantitative Techniques in Management Sciences (A focus on LP)
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Abstract
The scientific use of quantitative tools was started by Fredric W Taylor in 1900 but their modern usage is generally known to have got impetus during world war II when teams consisting of people 'ITom allied powers with diverse specialities were set up to solve strategic and tactical problems 'confronting military.
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| Authors | Prof. Dr. A.Z. Memon |
| Journal | Journal of Statistics |
| Year | 2000 |
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