Economies of Scale in Multi-Output Production
From MaRDI portal
Cited in
(29)- Scale economies and duality
- A consistent, reflexive duality framework of production: An application of quasi-concave conjugacy theory
- Estimation of returns to scale using data envelopment analysis
- Ramsey pricing in a hierarchical structure with an application to network-access pricing
- Returns to scale in different DEA models.
- Returns to scale and scale elasticity in data envelopment analysis
- Returns to scale in convex production technologies
- Scale characterizations in a DEA directional technology distance function framework
- Hyperbolic efficiency measurement: a conic programming approach
- Comparison of different methods for estimation of returns to scale in nonradial data envelopment analysis models
- Enterprise risk management and economies of scale and scope: evidence from the German insurance industry
- Consistency of returns-to-scale characterizations of production frontiers with respect to model specification
- A full-scale investigation of the directional returns to scale in data envelopment analysis
- A scale elasticity measure for directional distance function and its dual: theory and DEA estimation
- Global variation of outputs with respect to the variation of inputs in performance analysis; generalized RTS
- Computation of elasticity and scale effect in technical efficiency analysis of complex systems
- Distinguishing multiproduct economies of scale from economies of density on a fixed-size transport network
- One-sided elasticities and technical efficiency in multi-output production: a theoretical framework
- Aggregation of scale efficiency
- On the estimation of returns to scale using variable cost functions
- Decompositions of profitability change using cost functions
- Co-radiant set-valued mappings
- Estimating directional returns to scale in DEA
- Degree of scale economies and congestion: a unified DEA approach
- Estimation of production technology when the objective is to maximize return to the outlay
- Estimating production functions using costs when outputs are restricted
- Scale elasticity and returns to scale in the presence of alternative solutions
- Estimating most productive scale size using data envelopment analysis
- Re-examining scale elasticity in DEA
This page was built for publication: Economies of Scale in Multi-Output Production
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q4158736)
