Analysis Concerning the Problem of the Optimal Delivery in Three Towns

The aim intimately pertinent to this research program is to use constructive mathematical notions to analyze how constructive real numbers and rational numbers are likely to have an influence on the outcomes involving economic problems. Researchers endeavor to find a computer program to determine the optimal location of a production plant and to find out that provided that the distances from the production plant to the sales location are rational numbers, then the problem is algorithmically solvable, though, if the distances are constructive real numbers, then the existence of the computer program that solves all such problems will not be possible.