Estimating Confidence Intervals for Technical Efficiency: The Case of Private Farms in Slovenia

By Bernhard Brümmer. 2001

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Technical efficiency in competing panel data models: a study of Norwegian grain farming (2014, result): “This result supports some earlier studies (e.g., Brümmer 2001; Goodwin and Mishra 2004) but is at variance with the some other earlier work (e.g., Chavas et al. 2005; Lien at al.”
Determinants of technical efficiency of crop and livestock farms in Poland (2004, background): “Finally, Brümmer (2001) noted that full-time farmers in Slovenia are more technically efficient than those involved in part-time farming.”
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.”
Determinants of technical efficiency of Slovenian farms (2009, methodology): “Only Brümmer (2001) studied the factors of technical efficiency for Slovenian farms, but for 1995–96 only.”
An application of the DEA double bootstrap to examine sources of efficiency in Bangladesh rice farming (2008, methodology): “(2002), Coelli et al. (2002), Wadud (2003), Binam et al.”
Estimating the Relative Efficiency of European Container Ports: A Stochastic Frontier Analysis (2006, methodology): “This was the approach adopted in Chang (1978), Bendall and Stent (1987) and Liu (1995), as well as in Song, Cullinane, and Roe (2001), where the focus was the estimation of the productive efficiency of the main Korean and UK container terminals.”
Farm productivity and efficiency in the CEE applicant countries: a synthesis of results (2004, background): “Briimmer (2001) tests for differences in technical efficiency between part and full-time farms in Slovenia. He found that full-time farms are more efficient and this is interpreted as reflecting that part-time farmers have lower opportunity costs for labour and certain types of capital as a result o”
Technical efficiency in farming: a meta-regression analysis (2007, background): “Mean TE I. Non-parametric Abay 2004 Turkey Other crops 300 45.6 Asmild 2003 Netherlands Dairy 1,808 80.5 Brümmer 2001 Slovenia Whole farm 185 44.0 Byrnes 1987 USA Grains 107 99.4 Chandra 1979 Costa Rica Whole farm 30 79.3 Chavas 1993 USA Whole farm 545 96.4 Cloutier 1993 Canada Dairy 187 89.8…”
The use of bootstrapped Malmquist indices to reassess productivity change findings: an application to a sample of Polish farms (2008, unknown): “Repeating the process many times allows to achieve a good approximation of the true distribution of the sampling (Brümmer, 2001).”