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The optimization of a panweight network is studied. A generalized concept summary of optimality is established, which unifies various related principles. This may be viewed as a sort of complement and extension of Bellman's work. Some of its applications in dynamic programming are discussed. A sufficient condition and three necessary conditions are given under which Bellman's principle holds.

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