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The authors apply Leif Johansen's (1972) dynamic production function framework to the development of the Finnish brewery industry over a thirty-year time span, 1955 to 1984, based on micro data (plants). The relationship between the micro-frontier and short-run industry production functions is...
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This article investigates adverse selection and moral hazard in the voluntary deposit insurance system of Kansas, which operated from 1909 to 1929. Regulations were imposed to limit risk-taking and membership was made voluntary to assuage objections that insurance forces conservative banks to...
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In this paper, the author considers specification and estimation of technical and allocative inefficiency in a cost-minimizing framework using panel data. Some distinguishing features of the model are (1) the functional form of the production technology is flexible enough to allow elasticity to...
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Credit risk is crucial to understanding banks' production technology and should be explicitly accounted for when modeling the latter. The banking literature has largely accounted for risk by using ex-post realizations of banks' uncertain outputs and the variables intended to capture risk. This...
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Using a flexible translog cost function, this paper introduces an error specification to incorporate costs of technical and allocative inefficiencies. First, the maximum likelihood method is developed to obtain consistent parameter estimates of the cost function. These estimates are then used to...
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This paper analyzes the effects of returns to scale, farm-size, technical, allocative, and scale inefficiencies on the profitability of Utah dairy farms. It derives the conditions necessary to compare the profitability of farms within and between different size classifications as small, medium,...
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This paper analyzes the relationship between deregulation and total factor productivity (TFP) growth in the Indian banking industry using a generalized shadow cost function approach. TFP growth is decomposed into a technological change, a scale, and a miscellaneous component. A disaggregated...
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