Environmentally Sensitive Productivity Analysis of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Industry, 1959-1994: An Input Distance Function Approach

By Atakelty Hailu, T. Veeman. 2000

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Environmental Engineering, Management Science and Operations Research

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Marginal CO2 abatement costs: Findings from alternative shadow price estimates for Shanghai industrial sectors (2015, methodology): “Hailu and Veeman (2000) employed the translog Shephard input distance function and a deterministic parametric approach to computing the shadow price.”
Incorporating Environmental Impacts in the Measurement of Agricultural Productivity Growth (2004, background): “Hicks (1940) first showed, in the context of new and disappearing goods, that nonexistent market prices can be approximated by virtual prices in the construction of index numbers.”
Technical efficiency, shadow price of carbon dioxide emissions, and substitutability for energy in the Chinese manufacturing industries (2012, background): “2 Main literature consulted include Färe et al.'s (1993) study of U.S. paper and pulp mills, Coggins and Swinton's (1996) study of U.S. power plants, Hailu and Veeman (2000)'s analyses of the Canadian pulp and paper industry, and Lee (2005)'s examination of U.S. power generators.”
Efficiency and productivity (2008, positive): “One reason for its popularity is that it is easy to append monotonicity and curvature constraints to the program, as Hailu and Veeman (2000) have done in their study of water pollution in the Canadian pulp and paper industry.”
Environmentally Sensitive Productivity Growth: A Global Analysis Using Malmquist-Luenberger Index (2006, methodology): “There are also cases that have used micro-economic in contrast to macro-economic data used by the present study while estimating the total factor productivity (TFP) in the presence of bad outputs (e.g., Yaisawarng and Klein, 1994; Ball et al., 1994; Chung et al., 1997; Hailu and Veeman, 2000).”
Economic Efficiency and Frontier Techniques (2004, methodology): “Alternatively to Bayesian analysis, other research such as Hailu and Veeman (2000), Coelli and Perelman (2000) or Sickles, Good and Getachew (2002) are also attempting to analyze multiple output technologies by means of parametric frontier models.”
Efficiency and abatement costs of energy-related CO2 emissions in China: A slacks-based efficiency measure (2012, background): “Hailu and Veeman [10] utilize the Shephard input distance function to estimate the production technical efficiency and shadow prices for pollutants.”