Ranking trade resistance variables using data envelopment analysis

Badau, Flavius

doi:10.1016/j.ejor.2015.05.062

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“…This O-oriented plant capacity has been applied in a series of empirical applications mainly in health care (e.g., Kerr, Glass, McCallion, and McKillop (1999)) and in fisheries (e.g., Vestergaard, Squires, and Kirkley (2003)). We are also aware of one empirical application in farming (e.g., Liu, Balezentis, Song, and Yang (2019)), and another macroeconomic application on trade barriers (e.g., Badau (2015)).…”

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Plant capacity notions: review, new definitions, and existence results at firm and industry levels

Kerstens

Sadeghi

2023

International Journal of Production Research

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This study investigates the existence of solutions for the key plant capacity utilisation (PCU) concepts using general nonparametric technologies. This is done via a theoretical review of existing and some new PCU concepts. Focusing on short-run and long-run output-oriented, attainable output-oriented, and input-oriented PCU notions, we first investigate the existence of solutions at the firm level. Under mild axioms, this question regarding the existence of solutions for these PCU concepts at the firm level is affirmatively answered under variable and constant returns to scale as well as under convex and nonconvex assumptions. However, short-run and long-run output-oriented and attainable output-oriented PCU concepts may not be implementable depending on certain conditions. There are no such reservations for the input-oriented PCU. Then, for this same range of PCU concepts, we explore the more difficult question as to the existence of solutions at the industry level. The output-oriented and attainable output-oriented PCU exist at the industry level under strict conditions: existence and attainability are interwoven at this level. The industry input-oriented PCU is always feasible at the industry model. This theoretical review is supplemented by a semi-systematic empirical review, and an empirical application. We conclude that input-oriented PCU is clearly the best concept.

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Plant capacity notions: review, new definitions, and existence results at firm and industry levels

Kerstens

Sadeghi

2023

International Journal of Production Research

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“…Their measure of plant capacity utilization leverages data about observed inputs and outputs, using two output-oriented efficiency measures. Their work also prompted a series of empirical applications in diverse sectors, such as of fisheries (e.g., Felthoven, 2002 ; Tingley and Pascoe, 2005 ) and health care (e.g., Karagiannis, 2015 ; Magnussen and Rivers Mobley, 1999 )), as well as banking ( Sahoo and Tone, 2009 ) and a macroeconomic application to trade barriers ( Badau, 2015 ).…”

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Using COVID-19 mortality to select among hospital plant capacity models: An exploratory empirical application to Hubei province

Kerstens

Shen

2021

Technological Forecasting and Social Change

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“…The DEA method, on the other hand, is a linear programming concept based upon input and output, and has thus effectively resolved the problem of deviation from estimated values in the definition of functions. It therefore has greater objectivity and is widely applied by scholars in various fields (Nikolaus 2015;Flavius 2015). At present, the main thinking behind using DEA models to measure green economic efficiency and its related concepts is to incorporate resource and environmental factors into the model, either as inputs or outputs.…”

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Green economic efficiency in the Yangtze River Delta: spatiotemporal evolution and influencing factors

Wang

Liang

2019

Ecosyst Health Sustain

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Based on economic-social-resource-environment perspective, which people's welfare was considered compared with the traditional perspective, using SSU and PP model, spatial analysis method, spatial econometric model to study green economy efficiency (GRE) of 26 Cities in the Yangtze River Delta from 2005 to 2015. The results show the following: Corrected GRE is markedly lower than conventional efficiency; Stage characteristics are obvious of GRE. An overall spatial pattern has emerged of lower efficiency in the east and higher efficiency in the west, and exist clear signs of spatial agglomeration. The spatial Dubin model has abetter fitting effect. The biggest direct effect on local green economic efficiency and spatial spillover effects on nearby areas is proportion of tertiary industry.

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Ranking trade resistance variables using data envelopment analysis

Cited by 14 publications

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Plant capacity notions: review, new definitions, and existence results at firm and industry levels

Plant capacity notions: review, new definitions, and existence results at firm and industry levels

Using COVID-19 mortality to select among hospital plant capacity models: An exploratory empirical application to Hubei province

Green economic efficiency in the Yangtze River Delta: spatiotemporal evolution and influencing factors

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