On Measuring Productive Potential and Relative Efficiency

1961-08-01articleThe Quarterly Journal of Economics139 citationsclosed

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Efficiency Analysis Using DEA Economic Theory and Policy Economic Growth and Productivity

Abstract

I. The main argument, 451. — II. Problems of time series including more than two years, 457. — III. The aggregation of inputs as well as outputs for the measurement of “efficiency,” 459. — IV. The treatment of “new products” in input and output indexes, 465.

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