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The following pages link to Modelling pollution-generating technologies in performance benchmarking: recent developments, limits and future prospects in the nonparametric framework (Q322461):

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• Environmental efficiency measurement and the materials balance condition reconsidered (Q322457) (← links)
• Data envelopment analysis application in sustainability: the origins, development and future directions (Q1694310) (← links)
• The desirable input of undesirable factors in data envelopment analysis (Q1698299) (← links)
• Aggregating Farrell efficiencies with private and public inputs (Q1734370) (← links)
• On the axiomatic of pollution-generating technologies: non-parametric production analysis (Q1735201) (← links)
• Water pollution in wastewater treatment plants: an efficiency analysis with undesirable output (Q1744475) (← links)
• Environmental efficiency and abatement efficiency measurements of China's thermal power industry: a data envelopment analysis based materials balance approach (Q1744476) (← links)
• Improving supply chain sustainability using exergy analysis (Q1744514) (← links)
• The influence of public subsidies on farm technical efficiency: a robust conditional nonparametric approach (Q1751935) (← links)
• Generalised weak disposability and efficiency measurement in environmental technologies (Q1754175) (← links)
• Mixed-strategy Nash equilibrium in data envelopment analysis (Q1754176) (← links)
• Weak disposability in nonparametric production analysis: a new taxonomy of reference technology sets (Q1755246) (← links)
• Direct estimation of marginal characteristics of nonparametric production frontiers in the presence of undesirable outputs (Q2001479) (← links)
• A dynamic by-production framework for analyzing inefficiency associated with corporate social responsibility (Q2024012) (← links)
• Measuring the capacity utilization of the 48 largest iron and steel enterprises in China (Q2028910) (← links)
• Measuring the effects of undesirable outputs on the efficiency of production units (Q2030470) (← links)
• Generalized estimation of productivity with multiple bad outputs: the importance of materials balance constraints (Q2030489) (← links)
• Integrating multiple criteria decision analysis and production theory for performance evaluation: framework and review (Q2060391) (← links)
• Opening the ``black box'' of environmental production technology in a nonparametric analysis (Q2184174) (← links)
• Service level provision in municipalities: a flexible directional distance composite indicator (Q2189906) (← links)
• Sequential data envelopment analysis (Q2241214) (← links)
• Detecting the multi-period performance and efficiency changes of systems with undesirable outputs (Q4554565) (← links)
• Variable and Constant Returns-to-Scale Production Technologies with Component Processes (Q5080675) (← links)
• Modelling Pollution-Generating Technologies: A Numerical Comparison of Non-parametric Approaches (Q5148819) (← links)
• European Energy Efficiency Evaluation Based on the Use of Super-Efficiency Under Undesirable Outputs in SBM Models (Q5148826) (← links)
• Performance evaluation of China’s industry: a generalized equilibrium data envelopment analysis approach with fixed-sum undesirable output (Q5889178) (← links)
• An SOCP approach to a two-stage network DEA with feedbacks and shared resources (Q6059876) (← links)
• Separating the effect of undesirable outputs generation from the inefficiency of desirable outputs production in efficiency measurement (Q6096633) (← links)
• Economic, environmental, and social inefficiency assessment of Dutch dairy farms based on the dynamic by-production model (Q6096637) (← links)
• Identifying the most important set of weights when modelling bad outputs with the weak disposability approach (Q6113381) (← links)
• Interest rate liberalization and bank efficiency: a DEA analysis of Chinese commercial banks (Q6161244) (← links)
• Multicomponent production technologies with restricted allocations of shared inputs and outputs (Q6167412) (← links)