Economics of efficiency measurement by the DEA approach

Jati Sengupta

Applied Economics, 2002, vol. 34, issue 9, 1133-1139

Abstract: Three aspects of efficiency measurement by data envelopment analysis are discussed here analytically. These aspects comprise output-specific input allocations by each firm, flexibility in the production process and the role of learning by doing in efficiency improvement.

Date: 2002
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