What do the objective function coefficients of the primal problem become in the dual problem?
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Economically, if the primal objective coefficients represent the unit profit of different products, they become the threshold limits in the dual problem. The dual constraints mathematically enforce that the total implicit value of the resources used to make a single unit of a product must be at least equal to that product's profit coefficient.
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