Journal of Productivity Analysis
1989 - 2023
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Volume 30, issue 3, 2008
- A “calculus” for data envelopment analysis pp. 169-175

- Robert Chambers and Rolf Färe
- The dynamics of efficiency and productivity growth in U.S. electric utilities pp. 177-190

- Supawat Rungsuriyawiboon and Spiro Stefanou
- Debreu’s coefficient of resource utilization, the Solow residual, and TFP: the connection by Leontief preferences pp. 191-199

- Thijs ten Raa
- Trade and product innovations as sources for productivity increases: an empirical analysis pp. 201-211

- Frank Den Butter, Jan Möhlmann and Paul Wit
- Efficient frontier estimation: a maximum entropy approach pp. 213-221

- Randall Campbell, Kevin Rogers and Jon Rezek
- Parametric estimation of inefficiency in cargo handling in Spanish ports pp. 223-232

- Juan Díaz-Hernández, Eduardo Martínez-Budría and Sergio Jara-Diaz
Volume 30, issue 2, 2008
- Efficiency vectors, efficiency and performance measures: new methods for ranking efficient organizational units pp. 99-106

- Jens Müller
- Stochastic productivity measurement pp. 107-120

- Robert Chambers
- Environmental regulation and productivity: testing the porter hypothesis pp. 121-128

- Paul Lanoie, Michel Patry and Richard Lajeunesse
- What is the environmental performance of firms overseas? An empirical investigation of the global gold mining industry pp. 129-143

- Gary Koop and Lise Tole
- Optimal geographic diversification and firm performance: evidence from the U.K pp. 145-154

- Nigel Driffield, Jun Du and Sourafel Girma
- The temporal variation of cost-efficiency in Switzerland’s hospitals: an application of mixed models pp. 155-168

- Mehdi Farsi
Volume 30, issue 1, 2008
- Applied production analysis unveiled in open peer review: introductory remarks pp. 1-6

- Spiro Stefanou and Kristiaan Kerstens
- U.S. productivity in agriculture and R&D pp. 7-12

- R. Färe, S. Grosskopf and D. Margaritis
- Public inputs and dynamic producer behavior: endogenous growth in U.S. agriculture pp. 13-28

- Alejandro Onofri and Lilyan Fulginiti
- Price-induced technical progress in 80 years of US agriculture pp. 29-51

- Quirino Paris
- Three approaches to modeling a productive enterprise pp. 53-57

- Steve Buccola
- Commentary pp. 59-60

- Antonio Alvarez
- Commentary pp. 61-61

- Bert Balk
- Commentary pp. 63-65

- Finn Førsund
- Commentary pp. 67-68

- Giannis Karagiannis
- Commentary pp. 69-70

- Colin Thirtle
- Commentary pp. 71-75

- Mike Tsionas
- Rejoinder pp. 77-79

- R. Färe, S. Grosskopf and D. Margaritis
- Rejoinder pp. 81-85

- A. Onofri and Lilyan Fulginiti
- Rejoinder pp. 87-88

- Quirino Paris
Volume 29, issue 3, 2008
- Farrell efficiency under value and quantity data pp. 193-199

- Robin Cross and Rolf Färe
- Far out or alone in the crowd: a taxonomy of peers in DEA pp. 201-210

- Dag Edvardsen, Finn Førsund and Sverre Kittelsen
- Internal and external restructuring over the cycle: a firm-based analysis of gross flows and productivity growth in Portugal pp. 211-220

- Carlos Carreira and Paulino Teixeira
- Is competition really bad news for cooperatives? Some empirical evidence for Italian producers’ cooperatives pp. 221-233

- Ornella Maietta and Vania Sena
- Investment and dynamic DEA pp. 235-247

- Pierre Ouellette and Li Yan
- Productivity and efficiency of state-owned enterprises in China pp. 249-259

- Feng-Cheng Fu, Chu-Ping Vijverberg and Yong-Sheng Chen
Volume 29, issue 2, 2008
- Introduction for Journal of Productivity Analysis special issue on transitioning economics pp. 77-77

- Sung-ko Li, Leopold Simar, Paul Wilson and Valentin Zelenyuk
- On the inefficiency of European socialist economies pp. 79-89

- Laurent Weill
- Foreign presence and efficiency in transition economies pp. 91-102

- Victoria Kravtsova
- Productivity efficiencies in Ukrainian polyclinics: lessons for health system transitions from differential responses to market changes pp. 103-111

- Patrick Bernet, Michael Rosko, Vivian Valdmanis, Anatoly Pilyavsky and William Aaronson
- Firm turnover and productivity differentials in Ethiopian manufacturing pp. 113-129

- Mulu Gebreeyesus
- Distorted prices and producer efficiency: the case of Romania pp. 131-142

- Johannes Sauer and B. Balint
- Efficiency and productivity change in Ukrainian health care pp. 143-154

- Anatoly Pilyavsky and Matthias Staat
- Efficiency analysis of East European electricity distribution in transition: legacy of the past? pp. 155-167

- Astrid Cullmann and Christian Hirschhausen
- Cost efficiency of Slovenian water distribution utilities: an application of stochastic frontier methods pp. 169-182

- Massimo Filippini, Nevenka Hrovatin and Jelena Zorić
- Application of a double bootstrap to investigation of determinants of technical efficiency of farms in Central Europe pp. 183-191

- Laure Latruffe, Sophia Davidova and Kelvin Balcombe
Volume 29, issue 1, 2008
- Public infrastructure, input efficiency and productivity growth in the Canadian food processing industry pp. 1-13

- Jeffrey Bernstein and Theofanis Mamuneas
- A response to the critiques of DEA by Dmitruk and Koshevoy, and Bol pp. 15-21

- W. Cooper, Z. Huang, S. Li and J. Zhu
- Accounting for growth in retail trade: an international productivity comparison pp. 23-31

- Robert Inklaar and Marcel Timmer
- Flexible mixture modelling of stochastic frontiers pp. 33-50

- Jim Griffin and Mark Steel
- The impact of patents and standards on macroeconomic growth: a panel approach covering four countries and 12 sectors pp. 51-60

- Knut Blind and Andre Jungmittag
- Expense preference behavior and management “outsourcing”: a comparison of adopters and non-adopters of contract management in U.S. hospitals pp. 61-75

- Kathleen Carey and Avi Dor
Volume 28, issue 3, 2007
- Some models and measures for evaluating performances with DEA: past accomplishments and future prospects pp. 151-163

- W. Cooper, Lawrence Seiford, K. Tone and J. Zhu
- On the accuracy of bootstrap confidence intervals for efficiency levels in stochastic frontier models with panel data pp. 165-181

- Myungsup Kim, Yangseon Kim and Peter Schmidt
- How to improve the performances of DEA/FDH estimators in the presence of noise? pp. 183-201

- Leopold Simar
- The Morishima gross elasticity of substitution pp. 203-208

- Charles Blackorby, Daniel Primont and R. Russell
- Closest targets and minimum distance to the Pareto-efficient frontier in DEA pp. 209-218

- Juan Aparicio, José Ruiz and Inmaculada Sirvent
- Bridging the barriers: knowledge connections, productivity and capital accumulation pp. 219-231

- R. Quentin Grafton, Tom Kompas and Dorian Owen
Volume 28, issue 1, 2007
- Special issue on: applications and application-motivated developments in productivity analysis pp. 1-2

- Emmanuel Thanassoulis and Victor Podinovski
- Environmental efficiency measurement and the materials balance condition pp. 3-12

- Timothy Coelli, Ludwig Lauwers and Guido Huylenbroeck
- Conditional nonparametric frontier models for convex and nonconvex technologies: a unifying approach pp. 13-32

- Cinzia Daraio and Leopold Simar
- DEA-R: ratio-based comparative efficiency model, its mathematical relation to DEA and its use in applications pp. 33-44

- Ozren Despic, Mladen Despić and Joseph Paradi
- Calculation of scale elasticities in DEA models: direct and indirect approaches pp. 45-56

- Finn Førsund, Lennart Hjalmarsson, Vladimir Krivonozhko and Oleg Utkin
- Eco-efficiency analysis of consumer durables using absolute shadow prices pp. 57-69

- Mika Kortelainen and Timo Kuosmanen
- Performance measurement and best-practice benchmarking of mutual funds: combining stochastic dominance criteria with data envelopment analysis pp. 71-86

- Timo Kuosmanen
- Productivity, convergence and policy: a study of OECD countries and industries pp. 87-105

- Dimitris Margaritis, Rolf Färe and Shawna Grosskopf
- Measuring potential gains from reallocation of resources pp. 107-116

- Vladimir Nesterenko and Valentin Zelenyuk
- Improving discrimination in data envelopment analysis: some practical suggestions pp. 117-126

- Victor Podinovski and Emmanuel Thanassoulis
- Determining the contribution of technical change, efficiency change and scale change to productivity growth in the privatized English and Welsh water and sewerage industry: 1985–2000 pp. 127-139

- David Saal, David Parker and Tom Weyman-Jones
- A cautionary note on methods of comparing programmatic efficiency between two or more groups of DMUs in data envelopment analysis pp. 141-147

- Gary Simpson
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