Introduction to the Theory and Application of Data Envelopment Analysis: A Foundation Text with Integrated Software

By E. Thanassoulis. 2001

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MEASURING EFFICIENCY IN THE HOTEL SECTOR (2005, background): “…and extensively applied, only a brief description of the model is outlined (details on model development can be found in Charnes, Cooper, Lewinard Seiford, 1995; Coelli 1996; Coelli, Prasada and Battese 1998; Cooper, Seiford and Tone 2000; Fare, Grosskopf and Lovel 1994; and Thanassoulis 2001).”
Efficiency and Stock Performance in European Banking (2003, unknown): “The measure of input efficiency reflect the extent to which the input levels of the unit concerned can be lowered through improved performance and no output reduction, while maintaining its input mix (Thanassoulis, 2001).”
Data Envelopment Analysis - Basic Models and their Utilization (2009, methodology): “…the weights for particular inputs and outputs (Thanassoulis, 2001), n constraints are placed on the amount of particular vir- tual inputs and outputs (Thanassoulis, 2001), n inputs and outputs that cannot be controlled are brought into analysis (Banker and Morey, 1986), n categorical variables are…”
The Effect of Board Size and Composition on the Efficiency of UK Banks (2011, background): “The best-practice production frontier for a sample of decision making units (DMUs), in our case banks, is constructed through a piecewise linear combination of actual input–output correspondence set that envelops the input–output correspondence of all DMUs in the sample (Thanassoulis, 2001).”
Application of DEA method in efficiency evaluation of public higher education institutions (2014, methodology): “Concept of the DEA method Source: Derived by authors, based on Thanassoulis (2003)”
Special Issue: Frontiers of Organization Science, Part 1 of 2: Designing Work Within and Between Organizations (2005, methodology): “DEA is a nonparametric frontier estimation method that was developed by Charnes et al. (1978, 1994), and Thanassoulis (2001) provides an informative introduction to DEA. Exemplary applications of DEA in organizational studies have been made by Lewin and Minton (1986), Chilingerian (1989), Cooper et…”
The Measurement of Efficiency in Portuguese Hotels Using Data Envelopment Analysis (2006, background): “For further details on model development, see Färe, Grosskopf, and Lovell (1994); Charnes, Cooper, Lewin, and Seiford (1994); Coelli, Rao, and Battese (1998); Cooper, Seiford, and Tone (2000); and Thanassoulis (2001).”
Measuring and explaining government efficiency in developing countries (2007, background): “Total efficiency is the product of both types of efficiency (Thanassoulis 2001: 27–8).”
The determinants of Islamic banks' efficiency changes: Empirical evidence from the MENA and Asian banking sectors (2009, background): “Good reference books on efficiency measures are Coelli et al. (1998), Thanassoulis (2001), Cooper et al. (2000), and Avkiran (2002).”
Cost, revenue and profit efficiency of Islamic versus conventional banks: International evidence using data envelopment analysis (2008, methodology): “Islamic Economic Studies, Vol. 15, No. 2 30 forms need to be specified; however, all deviations from the frontier are attributed to inefficiency, since no allowance for noise is made (Thanassoulis, 2001).”
Performance evaluation of the English Premier Football League with data envelopment analysis (2006, background): “For more details on model development, see Fare et al. (1994), Charnes et al. (1995), Coelli (1996), Coelli et al. (1998), and Thanassoulis (2001).”