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This paper proposes a pragmatic, discrete time indicator to gauge the performance of portfolios over time. Integrating the shortage function (Luenberger, 1995) into a Luenberger portfolio productivity indicator (Chambers, 2002), this study estimates the changes in the relative positions of...
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The present study fills a gap between the benchmarking literature and multi-output based efficiency and productivity studies by proposing a benchmarking framework to analyze total factor productivity (TFP). Different specifications of the Hicks-Moorsteen TFP index are tailored for specific...
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The purpose of this paper is twofold. First, in the framework of the strategic groups' literature, it analyzes changes in productivity and efficiency of Spanish private and savings banks over an eight-year period (1998-2006). Second, by adapting the decomposition of the Malmquist productivity...
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This contribution establishes, from a theoretical viewpoint, the relations between the Malmquist productivity indices, that measure in either input or output orientations, and the Luenberger productivity indices, that can simultaneously contract inputs and expand outputs, but that can also...
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The existing literature on investment and reinsurance is limited to the study of continuous-time problems, while discrete-time problems are always ignored by researchers. In this study, we first discuss a multi-period investment and reinsurance optimization problem under the classical...
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The existing cryptocurrency portfolio studies have relied heavily on historical asset returns and ignored the importance of the prediction information of asset returns, which leads to poor out-of-sample performance of the resulting portfolio strategies. To this end, we first crawl the tweets...
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The aim of this paper is to evaluate both radial and nonradial measures of technical efficiency based on two popular non-parametric reference technologies, known as Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) and the Free Disposal Hull (FDH). In addition to the traditional radial measurement, a series of...
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