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A major aim in recent nonparametric frontier modeling is to estimate a partial frontier well inside the sample of production units but near the optimal boundary. Two concepts of partial boundaries of the production set have been proposed: an expected maximum output frontier of order m=1,2,......
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In production theory and efficiency analysis, we estimate the production frontier, the locus of the maximal attainable level of an output (the production), given a set of inputs (the production factors). In other setups, we estimate rather an input (or cost) frontier, the minimal level of the...
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The estimation of optimal support boundaries under the monotonicity constraint is relatively unexplored and still in full development. This article examines a new extreme-value based model which provides a valid alternative for complete envelopment frontier models that often suffer from lack of...
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The aim of the paper is to present a statistical methodology allowing a meaningful comparison of the production performance of firms without resorting to the usual concept of production frontier. We introduce an efficiency measure based on a nonstandard conditional distribution and propose a...
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This paper revisits some asymptotic properties of the robust nonparametric estimators of order-m and order-[alpha] quantile frontiers and proposes isotonized version of these estimators. Previous convergence properties of the order-m frontier are extended (from weak uniform convergence to...
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