A Stochastic Frontier Analysis of English and Welsh Universities

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Higher education institutions costs and efficiency: Taking the decomposition a further step (2009, unknown): “In common with the majority of previous empirical studies (Cohn et al. 1989; Glass et al. 1995a; 1995b; Johnes 1997; Stevens 2005) we do not include a measure of the third mission output of higher education institutions (namely knowledge and skills transfer).”
The efficiency of German universities–some evidence from nonparametric and parametric methods (2010, unknown): “Although recent investigations applied SFA, e.g. Izadi et al. (2002) and Stevens (2005), these studies only partially accounted for faculty composition by distinguishing between arts students and science students.”
Beyond frontiers: comparing the efficiency of higher education decision‐making units across more than one country (2009, methodology): “Other authors use parametric tools, especially stochastic frontier analysis (Izadi et al., 2002; Stevens, 2005).”
Efficiency in education: a review of literature and a way forward (2017, unknown): “…and Clauretie (2001), Gershberg and Schuermann (2001), Grosskopf et al (2001), Izadi et al (2002), Dolton et al (2003), Hanushek and Luque (2003), Stevens (2005), Conroy and Arguea (2008), Johnes et al (2008), Kuo and Ho (2008), Millimet and Collier (2008), Abbott and Doucouliagos (2009),…”