An Alternative Approach to Efficiency Measurement of Seaports

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A Critical Analysis of DEA Applications to Seaport Economic Efficiency Measurement (2009, methodology): “On the basis of this classification, Martinez-Budria et al. (1999), Tongzon (2001), Barros (2003) and Park and De (2004) used DEA to assess the efficiency of ports within the same country; Barros and Athanassiou (2004) measured the relative efficiencies of selected ports between two countries;…”
Efficiency Measurement in the Port Industry: A Survey of the Empirical Evidence (2009, background): “Park and De (2004) apply a four-stage DEA: alternating the consideration of the variables as inputs and outputs, they measure the productivity (stage 1), profitability (stage 2), marketability (stage 3) and the overall efficiency (stage 4).”
When it comes to container port efficiency, are all developing regions equal? (2016, background): “(2013) Latin America and Caribbean ports 1999–2009 Trujillo et al. (2013) African ports 1998–2007 Wanke et al. (2011) Brazilian port terminals 2009 Yan et al. (2009) World’s major container ports 1997–2004 González and Trujillo (2008) Spanish container ports 1990–2000 Cullinane and Song (2003) Europ”