Journal of Productivity Analysis
1989 - 2023
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Volume 49, issue 2, 2018
- Management in production: from unobserved to observed pp. 111-121

- Thomas Triebs and Subal Kumbhakar
- An iterative approach to the estimation of the abatement costs of harmful emissions pp. 123-136

- Alexandre Repkine and Dongki Min
- Estimation of cost efficiency without cost data pp. 137-151

- Levent Kutlu and Ran Wang
- Application of a bias-corrected meta-frontier approach and an endogenous switching regression to analyze the technical efficiency of conservation tillage for wheat in South Asia pp. 153-171

- Sreejith Aravindakshan, Frederick Rossi, T. S. Amjath-Babu, Prakashan Chellattan Veettil and Timothy J. Krupnik
- Modelling spatial regimes in farms technologies pp. 173-185

- Anna Gloria Billé, Cristina Salvioni and R. Benedetti
- Misallocation, productivity and fragmentation of production: the case of Latvia pp. 187-206

- Konstantins Benkovskis
Volume 49, issue 1, 2018
- Using DEA for measuring teachers’ performance and the impact on students’ outcomes: evidence for Spain pp. 1-15

- Daniel Santín and Gabriela Sicilia
- Technological inefficiency indexes: a binary taxonomy and a generic theorem pp. 17-23

- R. Robert Russell and William Schworm
- Managerial and program inefficiency for European meat manufacturing firms: A dynamic multidirectional inefficiency analysis approach pp. 25-36

- Magdalena Kapelko and Alfons Oude Lansink
- Estimation of the two-tiered stochastic frontier model with the scaling property pp. 37-47

- Christopher Parmeter
- A cost efficiency analysis of the insurance industry in Mexico pp. 49-64

- Ana María Reyna and Hugo J. Fuentes
- Persistent and transient cost efficiency—an application to the Swiss hydropower sector pp. 65-77

- Massimo Filippini, Thomas Geissmann and William Greene
- Cost Malmquist productivity index: an output-specific approach for group comparison pp. 79-94

- Barnabé Walheer
- Technology catching-up and regulation in European regions pp. 95-109

- Francisco Javier Escribá-Pérez and María José Murgui-García
Volume 48, issue 2, 2017
- Minority owned banks and efficiency revisited pp. 97-116

- Russell Kashian, Richard McGregory and Robert Drago
- A new method to decompose profit efficiency: an application to US commercial banks pp. 117-132

- Diego Restrepo-Tobon and Subal Kumbhakar
- Revisiting the decomposition of cost efficiency for non-homothetic technologies: a directional distance function approach pp. 133-146

- Juan Aparicio and José Zofío
- Exponential environmental productivity index and indicators pp. 147-166

- Arnaud Abad and P. Ravelojaona
- A superlative index number formula for the Hicks-Moorsteen productivity index pp. 167-178

- Hideyuki Mizobuchi
- Productivity and efficiency at bank holding companies in the U.S.: a time-varying heterogeneity approach pp. 179-192

- Guohua Feng, Bin Peng and Xiaohui Zhang
- Schooling and productivity growth: evidence from a dual growth accounting application to U.S. states pp. 193-221

- Bibhudutta Panda
Volume 48, issue 1, 2017
- Efficiency assessment of Portuguese municipalities using a conditional nonparametric approach pp. 1-24

- Jose M. Cordero, Francisco Pedraja-Chaparro, Elsa C. Pisaflores and Cristina Polo
- Derivation of netput shadow prices under different levels of pest pressure pp. 25-34

- Theodoros Skevas and Teresa Serra
- Erratum to: Derivation of netput shadow prices under different levels of pest pressure pp. 35-35

- Theodoros Skevas and Teresa Serra
- Technical efficiency with multi-output, heterogeneous production: a latent class, distance function model of english football pp. 37-50

- R. Todd Jewell
- Modelling generalized firms’ restructuring using inverse DEA pp. 51-61

- Gholam R. Amin, Ali Emrouznejad and Said Gattoufi
- Productivity indexes under Hicks neutral technical change pp. 63-68

- Hideyuki Mizobuchi
- Government secondary school finances in New South Wales: accounting for students’ prior achievements in a two-stage DEA at the school level pp. 69-83

- Alfred Haug and Vincent C. Blackburn
- An intertemporal efficiency and technology measurement for tourist hotel pp. 85-96

- Hsiao-Yin Chen, Chin-wei Huang and Yung-Ho Chiu
Volume 47, issue 3, 2017
- Introduction to the APPC2014 special issue pp. 185-187

- Antonio Peyrache and Valentin Zelenyuk
- Nonparametric least squares methods for stochastic frontier models pp. 189-204

- Leopold Simar, Ingrid Keilegom and Valentin Zelenyuk
- Nonparametric estimation of the determinants of inefficiency pp. 205-221

- Christopher Parmeter, Hung-Jen Wang and Subal Kumbhakar
- Sources of airline productivity from carbon emissions: an analysis of operational performance under good and bad outputs pp. 223-246

- Boon Lee, Clevo Wilson, Carl Pasurka, Hidemichi Fujii and Shunsuke Managi
- Accounting for risk in productivity analysis: an application to Norwegian dairy farming pp. 247-257

- Gudbrand Lien, Subal Kumbhakar and J. Brian Hardaker
- Regulatory incentives to water losses reduction: the case of England and Wales pp. 259-276

- Humberto Brea-Solis, Sergio Perelman and David Saal
- Impact of ICT on the productivity of the firm: evidence from Turkish manufacturing pp. 277-289

- Yilmaz Kilicaslan, Robin Sickles, Aliye Atay Kayış and Yeşim Üçdoğruk Gürel
- The contribution of research and innovation to productivity pp. 291-308

- Amani Elnasri and Kevin Fox
Volume 47, issue 2, 2017
- Measuring the impact of the economic crisis on the level of change in EU social inclusion: period 2005–2012 pp. 103-116

- Nicky Rogge
- Measuring and analysing productivity change in a metafrontier framework pp. 117-128

- C. J. O’Donnell, Saeideh Fallah-Fini and Konstantinos Triantis
- Environmental regulations and allocative efficiency: application to coal-to-gas substitution in the U.S. electricity sector pp. 129-142

- Kenneth Løvold Rødseth
- Incorporating temporal and country heterogeneity in growth accounting—an application to EU-KLEMS pp. 143-166

- A. Peyrache and Alicia Rambaldi
- Immigration and productivity: a Spanish tale pp. 167-183

- Alicia Gómez–Tello and Rosella Nicolini
Volume 47, issue 1, 2017
- Technical efficiency for Colombian small crop and livestock farmers: A stochastic metafrontier approach for different production systems pp. 1-16

- Ligia Alba Melo-Becerra and Antonio José Orozco-Gallo
- Measuring input-specific productivity change based on the principle of least action pp. 17-31

- Juan Aparicio, Magdalena Kapelko, Bernhard Mahlberg and Jose L. Sainz-Pardo
- Who benefits from job placement services? A two-sided analysis pp. 33-47

- German Blanco
- The ‘wrong skewness’ problem: a re-specification of stochastic frontiers pp. 49-64

- Graziella Bonanno, Domenico De Giovanni and Filippo Domma
- Regional energy efficiency and its determinants in China during 2001–2010: a slacks-based measure and spatial econometric analysis pp. 65-81

- Kangjuan Lv, Anyu Yu and Yiwen Bian
- An international comparison of educational systems: a temporal analysis in presence of bad outputs pp. 83-101

- Víctor Giménez, Claudio Thieme, Diego Prior and Emili Tortosa-Ausina
Volume 46, issue 2, 2016
- Multi-directional productivity change: MEA-Malmquist pp. 109-119

- Mette Asmild, Tomas Baležentis and Jens Hougaard
- Comparison of production risks in the state-contingent framework: application to balanced panel data pp. 121-138

- Kota Minegishi
- The role of pest pressure in technical and environmental inefficiency analysis of Dutch arable farms: an event-specific data envelopment approach pp. 139-153

- Theodoros Skevas and Teresa Serra
- Measuring productivity and efficiency: a Kalman filter approach pp. 155-167

- Meryem Duygun, Levent Kutlu and Robin Sickles
- Productivity effects of knowledge transfers through labour mobility pp. 169-184

- Neil Foster-McGregor and Johannes Pöschl
- Bounded learning-by-doing and sources of firm level productivity growth in colombian food manufacturing industry pp. 185-197

- Apurba Shee and Spiro Stefanou
- The spillover effects of foreign direct investment on the firms’ productivity performances pp. 199-233

- Dyah Wulan Sari, Noor Aini Khalifah and Suyanto Suyanto
- The inter-industry employment effects of technological change pp. 235-248

- Aykut Lenger
Volume 46, issue 1, 2016
- Radar scanning the world production frontier pp. 1-13

- Jens Krüger
- Leontief was not right after all pp. 15-24

- Eric O’N. Fisher and Kathryn G. Marshall
- Bank efficiency measures, M&A decision and heterogeneity pp. 25-41

- Stefano Caiazza, Alberto Pozzolo and Giovanni Trovato
- How does the age structure of worker flows affect firm performance? pp. 43-62

- Pekka Ilmakunnas and Mika Maliranta
- Does knowledge spill over across borders and technology regimes? pp. 63-82

- J. Bos, Bertrand Candelon and Claire Economidou
- Modified fixed effects estimation of technical inefficiency pp. 83-86

- Daniel Wikström
- Benchmarking for routines and organizational knowledge: a managerial accounting approach with performance feedback pp. 87-107

- Mircea Epure
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