Measures in DEA with an Application to the Malmquist Index
By Robert M. Thrall. 2000
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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Finance, Management Science and Operations Research
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- Ana Santos Camanho
- Robert G. Dyson
- L. Seiford
- Joe Zhu
- Rajiv D. Banker
- William W. Cooper
- Robert M. Thrall
- Chiang Kao
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In Management Science and Operations Research
- Joe Zhu
- L. Seiford
- Ana Santos Camanho
- Robert G. Dyson
- William W. Cooper
- Rajiv D. Banker
- Robert M. Thrall
- Ke Wang
Citations in the corpus
- Using DEA to improve the management of congestion in Chinese industries (1981-1997) (2001, unknown): “Instead we refer readers to Thrall [15,16].”
- Data envelopment analysis and Malmquist indices for measuring group performance (2006, methodology): “Recent research by Grifell-Tatje et al. (1998) and Thrall (2000) provided the foundation for the use of non-radial efficiency measures in the construction of Malmquist-type indexes.”
- Returns to scale in different DEA models (2004, background): “Remark. To emphasize the importance of these properties in his goal vector approach, Thrall (2000, p. 133) erects an example with the customary additive model (which does not have these properties) and shows that a change in the units of measure used can change the returns-to-scale results that ar”