Methodology Problems in Airframe Cost-Performance Studies

Kenneth Arrow, Selma S. Arrow

ResearchPublished 1950

A study of the possible approaches to the problem of establishing a relation between the cost and the performance of airframes which will be useful for such predictive purposes as estimating costs incurred by altered specifications.

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