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A Comparison of Alternative Productivity Growth Measures: With Application to Electricity GenerationDEA) approach (F?re, Grosskopf, Norris and Zhang, 1994) and a stochastic frontier analysis (SFA) approach (similar to that used in Perelman, 1995). We also compare these results with those obtained using the more traditional T?rnqvist index approach (Caves, Christensen and Diewert, 1982).

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Rachel Kohman,Alexander W. Kusnecovhas been a central element of the case for microeconomic reform. Numerous official and unofficial studies have suggested that substantial improvements in living standards could be achieved through microeconomic reform and particularly through reform of the public sector.

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Morikazu Onji,Sk. Md. Fazle Akbartive means; ie, it is possible to produce more goods and services without additional resources. Suggested remedies range from industry reforms such as restructuring and deregulation to promote competition, to institutional changes such as adoption of efficient management practices.

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