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Production costs in a transportation problem (cij′​=cij​+pi​)

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When factory i incurs unit production cost pi​ only on goods actually shipped, add that cost to every real shipping destination in its row. Unused capacity incurs no production cost; a dummy unused-capacity column therefore keeps zero cost rather than receiving pi​. This changes the optimal factory utilization when capacity exceeds total demand. Transportation dual certificate with capacity inequalities proves optimality without assuming every factory must produce at full capacity.

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