Performance of the Bootstrap for Dea Estimators and Iterating the Principle

Abstract

This paper further examines the bootstrap method proposed by Simar and Wilson (1998) for DEA efficiency estimators. Some simplifications as well as Monte Carlo evidence on the coverage probabilities of confidence intervals estimated by the method are offered. In addition, we present similar evidence for confidence intervals estimated with the so-called naive bootstrap to illustrate the fact that the naive bootstrap is inconsistent in the DEA setting. Finally, we propose an iterated version of the bootstrap which may be used to improve bootstrap estimates of confidence intervals.

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