2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejor.2016.06.030
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Comparing school ownership performance using a pseudo-panel database: A Malmquist-type index approach

Abstract: In this paper, we propose a different way of using the Malmquist index that allows us to further analyze the relative performance divergences between two groups of decision-making units (DMUs) over time when only a pseudo-panel database is available. To do this, we extend the Camanho and Dyson ( 2006) one-period Malmquist-type index (CDMI) for a pseudo-panel database with a new pseudo-panel Malmquist index (PPMI). To illustrate the methodology, we apply it to examine how the performance gap between public and … Show more

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“…However, there are two aspects that must be necessarily improved in the approach introduced by Aparicio et al (2017) for endowing the PPMI approach with greater usefulness among practitioners. First, the PPMI is the ratio of two CDMIs and measures the relative performance gap change between two groups of DMUs within periods t and t+1.…”
Section: Malmquist-type Index (Ppmi)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, there are two aspects that must be necessarily improved in the approach introduced by Aparicio et al (2017) for endowing the PPMI approach with greater usefulness among practitioners. First, the PPMI is the ratio of two CDMIs and measures the relative performance gap change between two groups of DMUs within periods t and t+1.…”
Section: Malmquist-type Index (Ppmi)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, this is only true under some conditions. In particular, a factor baptized as a divergence component (DC), which is difficult to interpret, needs to be equal to one (Proposition 1 in 3 Aparicio et al 2017), something that does not always happen. Indeed, in the empirical application used by Aparicio et al (2017) for showing how PPMI works, the two DCs were different from one (specifically, 0.9138 and 0.9304).…”
Section: Malmquist-type Index (Ppmi)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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