Journal of Productivity Analysis
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Volume 37, issue 3, 2012
- Introduction pp. 203-204

- Rolf Färe, Shawna Grosskopf and Dimitris Margaritis
- Technological change and timing reductions in greenhouse gas emissions pp. 205-216

- Rolf Färe, Shawna Grosskopf, Dimitri Margaritis and William Weber
- The measurement of productivity in the nonmarket sector pp. 217-229

- Walter Diewert
- Imputing output prices for non-market production units: a comment pp. 231-232

- Bert Balk
- Dual allocative efficiency parameters pp. 233-238

- Rolf Färe and Daniel Primont
- Boundary problems with the “Russell” graph measure of technical efficiency: a refinement pp. 239-248

- Steven Levkoff, R. Russell and William Schworm
- Problems with (dis)aggregating productivity, and another productivity paradox pp. 249-259

- Kevin Fox
- Categorical and continuous non-discretionary variables in data envelopment analysis: a comparison of two single-stage models pp. 261-276

- Julie Harrison, Paul Rouse and Jamie Armstrong
- Profit efficiency in the European Union banking industry: a directional technology distance function approach pp. 277-293

- Anastasia Koutsomanoli-Filippaki, Dimitris Margaritis and Christos Staikouras
- Firm efficiency and stock returns pp. 295-306

- Bart Frijns, Dimitris Margaritis and Maria Psillaki
Volume 37, issue 2, 2012
- Rates of return to public agricultural research in 48 US states pp. 95-113

- Alejandro Plastina and Lilyan Fulginiti
- The examination of pseudo-allocative and pseudo-overall efficiencies in DEA using shadow prices pp. 115-123

- Joseph Paradi and Fai Tam
- Corporate R&D and firm efficiency: evidence from Europe’s top R&D investors pp. 125-140

- Subal Kumbhakar, Raquel Ortega-Argiles, Lesley Potters, Marco Vivarelli and Peter Voigt
- On the cost-reducing effects of embodied technical progress: a panel study of the steel industry in Japan pp. 141-153

- Shuzo Ueda and Kazuo Ogawa
- Explaining firms efficiency in the Ivorian manufacturing sector: a robust nonparametric approach pp. 155-169

- Nolwenn Roudaut and Anne Vanhems
- Efficiency and technological change at US research universities pp. 171-186

- Jeremy Foltz, Bradford Barham, Jean-Paul Chavas and Kwansoo Kim
- The need for speed: impacts of internet connectivity on firm productivity pp. 187-201

- Arthur Grimes, Cleo Ren and Philip Stevens
Volume 37, issue 1, 2012
- Revolution, evolution, or status quo? Guidelines for efficiency measurement in health care pp. 1-5

- Bruce Hollingsworth
- Adjustment and unobserved heterogeneity in dynamic stochastic frontier models pp. 7-16

- Grigorios Emvalomatis
- A dual measure of correlation between the Solow residual and output growth pp. 17-25

- Dandan Liu, Rui Li and Jijun Tan
- Estimation of cost inefficiency in panel data models with firm specific and sub-company specific effects pp. 27-40

- Andrew Smith and Phill Wheat
- A micro-econometric analysis of the role of R&D spillovers using a nonlinear translog specification pp. 41-58

- Paola Cardamone
- Capital use intensity and productivity biases pp. 59-71

- Matthew Andersen, Julian Alston and Philip Pardey
- Efficiency of the Indian leather firms: some results obtained using the two conventional methods pp. 73-93

- Anup Bhandari and Pradip Maiti
Volume 36, issue 3, 2011
- Corporate social responsibility and firm efficiency: a latent class stochastic frontier analysis pp. 231-246

- Leonardo Becchetti and Giovanni Trovato
- Consolidation in the European banking industry: how effective is it? pp. 247-261

- Ana Lozano-Vivas, Subal Kumbhakar, Meryem Fethi and Mohamed Shaban
- Assessing bankruptcy prediction models via information content of technical inefficiency pp. 263-273

- Ruey-Ching Hwang, Jhao-Siang Siao, Huimin Chung and C. Chu
- Bayesian clustering of distributions in stochastic frontier analysis pp. 275-283

- Jim Griffin
- Benchmarking and industry performance pp. 285-292

- Thijs ten Raa
- Multifactor productivity and its determinants: an empirical analysis for Mexican manufacturing pp. 293-308

- Héctor Salgado Banda and Lorenzo Bernal-Verdugo
Volume 36, issue 2, 2011
- Analysing the lobby-effect of port competitiveness’ determinants: a stochastic frontier approach pp. 113-123

- Elvira Haezendonck, Julien van den Broeck and Tim Jans
- The R&D and productivity relationship of Korean listed firms pp. 125-142

- Almas Heshmati and Hyesung Kim
- Properties of inefficiency indexes on 〈input, output〉 space pp. 143-156

- R. Russell and William Schworm
- Introduction to the symposium of presentations from the Plenary Sessions of the 2010 North American Productivity Workshop pp. 157-158

- C. Lovell and Robin Sickles
- Information technology and U.S. productivity growth: evidence from a prototype industry production account pp. 159-175

- Dale Jorgenson, Mun Ho and Jon Samuels
- Measuring productivity in the public sector: some conceptual problems pp. 177-191

- Walter Diewert
- History lessons pp. 193-200

- W. Cooper and C. Lovell
- One-step and two-step estimation in SFA models pp. 201-203

- Peter Schmidt
- Two-stage DEA: caveat emptor pp. 205-218

- Leopold Simar and Paul Wilson
- One-stage estimation of the effects of operational conditions and practices on productive performance: asymptotically normal and efficient, root-n consistent StoNEZD method pp. 219-230

- Andrew Johnson and Timo Kuosmanen
Volume 36, issue 1, 2011
- Stochastic FDH/DEA estimators for frontier analysis pp. 1-20

- Leopold Simar and Valentin Zelenyuk
- Parametric decomposition of the input-oriented Malmquist productivity index: with an application to Greek aquaculture pp. 21-31

- Christos Pantzios, Giannis Karagiannis and Vangelis Tzouvelekas
- Inference by the m out of n bootstrap in nonparametric frontier models pp. 33-53

- Leopold Simar and Paul Wilson
- Innovation and export activities in the German mechanical engineering sector: an application of testing restrictions in production analysis pp. 55-69

- Torben Schubert and Leopold Simar
- The Solow residual, Domar aggregation, and inefficiency: a synthesis of TFP measures pp. 71-77

- Thijs ten Raa and Victoria Shestalova
- Elasticities of substitution and complementarity pp. 79-89

- David Stern
- Public infrastructure as a determinant of productive performance in China pp. 91-111

- Wim Vijverberg, Feng-Cheng Fu and Chu-Ping Vijverberg
Volume 35, issue 3, 2011
- Costly external finance, reallocation, and aggregate productivity pp. 181-195

- Shuyun Li
- A cross-country comparison of productivity growth using the generalised metafrontier Malmquist productivity index: with application to banking industries in Taiwan and China pp. 197-212

- Ku-Hsieh Chen and Hao-Yen Yang
- Big and beautiful? On non-parametrically measuring scale economies in non-convex technologies pp. 213-226

- Kristof De Witte and Rc Marques
- Public utility planning and cost efficiency in a decentralized regulation context: the case of the Italian integrated water service pp. 227-242

- Graziano Abrate, Fabrizio Erbetta and Giovanni Fraquelli
- Measuring efficiency under fixed proportion technologies pp. 243-262

- Darold Barnum and John Gleason
- A note on testing for complementarity and substitutability in the case of multiple practices pp. 263-269

- Martin Carree, Boris Lokshin and Rene Belderbos
Volume 35, issue 2, 2011
- BAM: a bounded adjusted measure of efficiency for use with bounded additive models pp. 85-94

- William Cooper, Jesus Pastor, Fernando Borras, Juan Aparicio and Diego Pastor
- Goodness of fit tests in stochastic frontier models pp. 95-118

- Wei Siang Wang, Christine Amsler and Peter Schmidt
- A multi-product cost function for physician private practices pp. 119-128

- Timothy Gunning and Robin Sickles
- Semiparametric deconvolution with unknown error variance pp. 129-141

- William Horrace and Christopher Parmeter
- Measuring technical and allocative efficiencies for banks in the transition countries using the Fourier flexible cost function pp. 143-157

- Tai-Hsin Huang, Chung-Hua Shen, Kuan-Chen Chen and Shen-Ju Tseng
- Sector fragmentation and aggregation of service provision in the water industry pp. 159-169

- Maria Corton
- The fundraising efficiency in U.S. non-profit art organizations: an application of a Bayesian estimation approach using the stochastic frontier production model pp. 171-180

- Seongho Song and David Yi
Volume 35, issue 1, 2011
- Introduction pp. 1-3

- Harold Fried and Robert Simmons
- Productivity drivers and market dynamics in the Spanish first division football league pp. 5-13

- Carlos Barros and Pedro Garcia-del-Barrio
- Temporal variations in technical efficiency: evidence from German soccer pp. 15-24

- Bernd Frick and Young Hoon Lee
- From college to the pros: predicting the NBA amateur player draft pp. 25-35

- David Berri, Stacey Brook and Aju Fenn
- Catching a draft: on the process of selecting quarterbacks in the National Football League amateur draft pp. 37-49

- David Berri and Rob Simmons
- Is the small-ball strategy effective in winning games? A stochastic frontier production approach pp. 51-59

- Young Hoon Lee
- Pay, productivity and aging in Major League Baseball pp. 61-74

- Jahn Hakes and Chad Turner
- The impact of age on the ability to perform under pressure: golfers on the PGA tour pp. 75-84

- Harold Fried and Loren Tauer
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