Farm household efficiency in Bangladesh: a comparison of stochastic frontier and DEA methods

By A. Wadud, B. White. 2000

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Subfields: General Agricultural and Biological Sciences, Management Science and Operations Research, Soil Science

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Trajectories of efficiency measurement: A bibliometric analysis of DEA and SFA (2015, methodology): “…on agriculture, various types of measurement techniques are analyzed and compared: Different types of efficiency (Sharma et al., 1999) Exogenous influences (Wadud and White, 2000) 47 (18.58) 46 (18.18) III.6 Fishery (169 / 16.08 / 9.96) As the references show this cluster is almost similar to…”
A non-parametric bootstrap-data envelopment analysis approach for environmental policy planning and management of agricultural efficiency in EU countries (2017, methodology): “The two main approaches to measure efficiency are parametric and non-parametric, and in most cases, both methods achieve highly correlated results (Wadud and White, 2000; Thiam et al., 2001; Alene and Zeller, 2005).”
Measuring the economic inefficiency of Nepalese rice farms using data envelopment analysis (2004, methodology): “1996; Shafiq and Rehman 2000), India (Battese and Coelli 1992; Battese and Tessema 1993; Kumbhakar 1994; Battese and Coelli 1995; Coelli and Battese 1996; Tadesse and Krishnamoorthy 1997), Bangladesh (Wadud and White 2000), China (Wang et al .”
Cost efficiency of the Chinese banking sector: A comparison of stochastic frontier analysis and data envelopment analysis (2014, methodology): “Wadud and White (2012) also applied SFA and DEA models to estimate farm household efficiency in Bangladesh and found that DEA efficiency scores show greater variability than SFA efficiency scores.”
Women's labour contribution to productivity and efficiency in agriculture: empirical evidence from Bangladesh. (2010, unknown): “For instance Deb (1995), Wadud and White (2000), Coelli et al. (2002), and Rahman and Rahman (2009) did not find any significant effect of education on production efficiency.”
Impact of land fragmentation on rice producers’ technical efficiency in South-East China (2010, background): “Research from Bangladesh [25] indicated that on average farmerswith larger plots operated at higher levels of technical and allocative efficiency.”
Technical efficiency in farming: a meta-regression analysis (2007, background): “Wadud and White (2000) indicate that in most empirical studies the selection of the methodology used to measure TE is arbitrary and mainly based on the objective of the study, the data available and the personal preference of the researcher.”
Farm productivity and efficiency in rural Bangladesh: the role of education revisited (2009, methodology): “For instance Deb (1995), Wadud and White (2000), Coelli et al. (2002) and Rahman (2004) did not find any significant effect of education on production efficiency.”
Economic Efficiency and Frontier Techniques (2004, background): “…or Stanton (2002) in finance; Adams, Berger and Sickles (1999), Fernández, Koop and Steel (2000a) or Lozano-Vivas and Humprey (2002) in banking; Wadud and White (2000) or Zhang (2002) in agriculture; Reinhard, Lovell and Thijssen (1999) or Amaza and Olayemi (2002) in environmental economics;…”
An application of the DEA double bootstrap to examine sources of efficiency in Bangladesh rice farming (2008, background): “Neither Coelli et al. (2002) or Wadud and White (2000) include a measure of credit in their model.”
Assessing the technical efficiency of horticultural production in Navarra, Spain (2003, methodology): “As is usual in the recent literature (Sharma et al., 1999; Wadud and White, 2000; Brümmer, 2001) we compared the technical efficiency measures obtained using two different methods to estimate the frontier production functions.”
Whether crop diversification is a desired strategy for agricultural growth in Bangladesh (2009, background): “The results of this study clearly reveal that infrastructure significantly improves technical efficiency, which is consistent with the existing literature (e.g., Ali and Flinn, 1989; Wang et al., 1996; Coelli et al., 2002; Rahman, 2003; Wadud and White, 2000).”
The costs and benefits of land fragmentation of rice farms in Japan (2010, background): “appropriately? First, although numerous attempts have been made to estimate the impact of fragmentation on output by using the production function approach (Blarel et al. 1992; Fleisher and Liu 1992; Parikh and Shah 1994; Byiringiro and Reardon 1996; Nguyen et al. 1996; Wadud and White 2000; Wan and”