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Dennise Lyn Asuncion

What does it mean if a constraint has a shadow price of zero?

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Janelle Garcia
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A shadow price of zero for a constraint indicates that increasing or decreasing the resource associated with that constraint will not impact the optimal value of the objective function. This usually means that the resource is non-binding and not fully utilized in the optimal solution.

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