Allocating fixed costs and resources via data envelopment analysis
By John E. Beasley. European Journal of Operational Research, 2003
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Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering, Management Science and Operations Research
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- Alternative secondary goals in DEA cross-efficiency evaluation (2008, background): “Some studies on other DEA issues are very relevant with the crossefficiency concept (see, e.g., Nicole et al., 2002; Beasley, 2003; Mavrotas and Trifillis, 2006).”
- Carbon Emissions Abatement (CEA) allocation and compensation schemes based on DEA (2015, neutral): “Beasley [9] proposed a resource allocation and target setting model in pursuit of a maximum average efficiency.”
- Centralized Resource Allocation Using Data Envelopment Analysis (2004, background): “Possible operational constraints that limit the feasible increase or decrease of inputs or outputs (as in Golany et al., 1993, or Beasley, 2003) are not considered although they could be easily incorporated in the models.”
- Horizontal cooperation in logistics : Opportunities and impediments (2007, methodology): “Table 4 Sample composition according to Nace-Bel main activity codes and the number of employees in full time equivalents Number of employees in full time equivalents Nace-Bel main activity 0-4 5-19 20-49 50-99 100+ Freight transportation by road 607 (2258) 261 (888) 132 (374) 40 (79) 21 (37) 1061 (”