Productivity Change in Multi-year Periods: the Hicks-Moorsteen Index, Its Decomposition and Bank Application

Boďa, Martin

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“…The first period refers to the year 2010 and the second to 2020. For the analysis of an indicator, the univariate statistical approach was chosen [ 29 – 31 ]. An indicator was described by its minimum, average level, standard deviation, maximum, median and interquartile range.…”

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European Union and its progress towards affordable and clean energy in context of the Agenda 2030

Megyesiova,

Dul’ová Spišáková,

Gontkovičová

2023

PLoS ONE

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The topic related to affordable and clean energy is currently highly actual. It is essential to realize that affordable and clean energy is energy without negative effects on the environment. Its advantage is that a lot of clean energy is renewable. Therefore, this type of energy contributes positively to the development of several spheres in the economy, such as agriculture, trade, communications, education, health and transport. The aim of the study is to analyze changes in the development of sustainable indicators set of affordable and clean energy in relation to Sustainable Development Goal 7 in the European Union, using cluster analysis to identify the differences and compare changes in the grouping of countries into clusters in the two years studied (2010, 2020). In addition to categorizing countries and confirming differences among member states of the European Union, the results allow us to evaluate the contribution of selected indicators to achieving affordable and clean energy. Our findings indicate that primary energy consumption per capita, final energy consumption in households per capita, energy productivity, share of renewable energy in gross final energy consumption and population unable to keep their home adequately warm shows a positive trend and supports the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goal 7.the energy import dependency is a problematic area in several countries. The results of cluster analysis showed that the largest shifts within the clusters were recorded in Italy, Estonia, and Luxembourg. The most positive shift occurred in Italy due to a significant improvement in four indicators. Luxembourg as a solo country cluster showed in 2020 some of the worst results due to the highest primary energy consumption per capita and the lowest share of renewable energy in gross final energy consumption. The dynamics of Estonia within the clusters was marked by the lowest value of the indicator of dependence on energy imports, as well as an increase in the share of renewable energy and insufficient energy productivity. The results of our study also confirm, that Sweden and Finland are leader countries, which despite high energy consumption are applying renewable energy sources to a greater extent by which they make a positive movement toward affordable and clean energy.

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European Union and its progress towards affordable and clean energy in context of the Agenda 2030

Megyesiova,

Dul’ová Spišáková,

Gontkovičová

2023

PLoS ONE

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Impact of an input-output specification on efficiency scores in data envelopment analysis: A banking case study

Boďa

Piklová

2021

RAIRO-Oper. Res.

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The paper stresses the importance of making an appropriate specification of inputs and outputs in technical efficiency measurement and provides empirical evidence that this initial step of an efficiency measurement project should not be underestimated. Oriented on a case study of Slovak commercial banks for the period from 2005 to 2016, the paper explores to which extent different input-output specifications affect the comparability or congruence of technical efficiency scores produced by six different data envelopment models differing in the efficiency measure and orientation. Building on the long-standing controversy in the banking literature about the most appropriate description of banking production, the paper compares technical efficiency scores for 9 input-output specifications of the intermediation approach, 9 specifications of the production-like approaches and 3 network integrated specifications. All these specifications were empirically applied earlier in the literature. The efficiency scores produced by different input-output specifications and models are confronted by six measures of association or dependence, and their levels are explained in a regression framework. The results suggest that the choice of the input-output set is a critical judgemental input to efficiency measurement since there is vast diversity in efficiency scores of input-output sets coming from different approaches but also for input-output sets associated with the same approach. In addition, intermediation input-output specifications tend to produce higher efficiency scores than production-like specifications.

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Two Decades of Efficiency Research in Czech and Slovak Banking in Retrospect

Boďa,

Zimková,

Karaka

2024

Politicka ekonomie

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The paper is a thematic analysis of 44 empirical studies that applied frontier techniques in analysing efficiency of Czech and Slovak commercial banks. The 44 journal articles were extracted from the Web of Science database and classified by prevailing research interest, methodological configuration and main findings in order to determine the state of the art and provide a starting point for further research in this subject area. The main research agenda of efficiency studies focused on Czech and Slovak banking was classified into eight relatively compact research interests ranging historically from effects of transition reforms to effects of asset and income diversification. The first identifiable wave of research was represented by foreign authors who examined issues of economic transition and its impact on performance of banks, and lasted until about 2013, when the baton passed into the hands of authors of Czecho-Slovak provenience.

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Productivity Change in Multi-year Periods: the Hicks-Moorsteen Index, Its Decomposition and Bank Application

Cited by 3 publications

References 26 publications

European Union and its progress towards affordable and clean energy in context of the Agenda 2030

European Union and its progress towards affordable and clean energy in context of the Agenda 2030

Impact of an input-output specification on efficiency scores in data envelopment analysis: A banking case study

Two Decades of Efficiency Research in Czech and Slovak Banking in Retrospect

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