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This study proposes a new use of Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) for environmental assessment, paying attention to a … methodological bias (i.e., different methods produce different results). DEA is analytically classified into radial and non …-radial approaches. The radial approach determines the level of unified (operational and environmental) efficiency by measuring an …

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