21-06-2021, 10:11 PM
Hi,
I wonder if it is possible to impose a growth constraint with the form:
var_act(t) * growth(t) >= var_act(t+2) - seed
The manual talks only about dynamic constraints of type (t,t+1) and (t,t-1).
Motivation: my model has some maximum growth and decline constraints on historical data, but as demand shrunk in 2020 due to the global crisis, I cannot impose decline constraints in this year. So one solution would be to impose constraints in the difference between 2021 (when the economy recovers) and 2019.
I wonder if it is possible to impose a growth constraint with the form:
var_act(t) * growth(t) >= var_act(t+2) - seed
The manual talks only about dynamic constraints of type (t,t+1) and (t,t-1).
Motivation: my model has some maximum growth and decline constraints on historical data, but as demand shrunk in 2020 due to the global crisis, I cannot impose decline constraints in this year. So one solution would be to impose constraints in the difference between 2021 (when the economy recovers) and 2019.
