Some Remarks on Productivity and its Decompositions

By Shawna Grosskopf. 2003

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Management Science and Operations Research

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Citations in the corpus

• Malmquist productivity index decompositions: a unifying framework (2007, background): “…sense, our extended decomposition of the MPI, which has been extensively cited in the literature by Balk (2001), Ray (2001), Orea (2002), Lovell (2003) and Grosskopf (2003), falls into one of the most active research areas in productivity and efficiency measurement (see Olesen and Petersen, 2003).”
• Efficiency and productivity (2008, unknown): “Grosskopf (2003) and Lovell (2003) survey the landscape, and the decomposition issue is revisited in Chapter 5.”
• Directional distance functions: Optimal endogenous directions (2016, methodology): “See also Agee, Atkinson, and Crocker (2012) for more discussion and Grosskopf (2003) who provides details for the calculation and decomposition of productivity change using alternative activity analysis models.”