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• TITLE: Application of Linear Programming Model to Refugee Migrating Problem

  AUTHORS: Chongyu Jiang, Xiaorong Li, Yandong Li

  KEYWORDS: Refugee, Linear Programming Model, Optimal Solution

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, Vol.4 No.5, May 31, 2016

  ABSTRACT: The refugee immigration problem can be considered as a special “transportation problem”. Linear Programming Model is built, where two objectives with weight in the objective function, for the shortest routes that the refugees go along and the minimum number of refugees stayed in each country. An example of EU is introduced and calculated on Lingo software. The results show that the model is available to solve the refugee immigration problem in different scale.