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Glenn Affleck,Howard Tennen,Jonelle Roweion into a productive efficiency measure—including technical and scale efficiencies, corresponding to the generalized distance function introduced by Chavas and Cox (1999), and allocative efficiency. The generalized distance function, GDF, received such name by these authors because it generalizes S

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-8743-4s of the Russell graph measure of technical efficiency, . (F?re et al., 1985). Historically, Farrell (1957) implemented the first measure of technical efficiency, while F?re and Lovell (1978), after suggesting some desirable properties that an ideal technical efficiency measure should satisfy, propo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0389-0e been introduced in the literature. Each of them implements a different way of gauging the “distance” from a firm in the interior of the technology to its efficient frontier (radially, hyperbolically, through additive slacks, following a reference directional vector, etc.). Probably, the existence

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