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Zhang and Bartels (1998) show formallyhow DEA efficiency scores are affected by sample size. They demonstratethat comparing measures of structural inefficiency between samplesof different sizes leads to biased results. This note arguesthat this type of sample size bias has much wider...
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[ger] Schätzung eines vollständigen Systems der Güternachfrage und des Arbeitsangebots für eine Stichprobe französischer Haushalte, . von Richard Blundell, François Laisney, Matthias Ruth.. . Um ein vollständiges Nachfragesystem zu erhalten, das mit dem Treffen von Entscheidungen uber den...
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Various attempts to assess the performance of German hospitals have generated a wide range of estimates regarding their efficiency. These attempts were based on different, often rather small data sets consisting of heterogeneous hospitals; the techniques applied range from simple benchmarking...
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This paper introduces a novel method to incorporate categorical non-discretionary variables in Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) models. While solutions to this problem have been introduced before, they have rarely been employed in applied work. We surmise that existing solution concepts pose...
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The use of non-parametric frontier methods for the evaluation of product market efficiency in heterogeneous markets seems to have gained some popularity recently. However, the statistical properties of these frontier estimators have been largely ignored. The main point is that non-parametric...
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This paper explores a selection of recently proposed bootstrapping techniques to estimate non-parametric convex (DEA) cost frontiers and efficiency scores for transit firms. Using a sample of Norwegian bus operators, the key results can be summarized as follows: (i) the bias implied by...
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