Decomposing capacity utilization in data envelopment analysis: An application to banks in India

Sahoo, Biresh K.; Tone, Kaoru

doi:10.1016/j.ejor.2008.02.017

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“…Sahoo and Tone [37] reviewed the existing methods of capacity utilization in nonparametric framework from economic perspectives and suggested an alternative in the light of limitations therein. They measured physical CU in terms of output (the ratio of actual output to some measure of potential output), and decomposed this into (output) technical efficiency, economic CU (net of technical inefficiency), and optimal capacity idleness.…”

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Determining the capacity and its level of utilization in make-to-order manufacturing: A simple deterministic model for single-machine multiple-product case

Kumru

2011

Journal of Manufacturing Systems

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Determining the capacity and its level of utilization in make-to-order manufacturing: A simple deterministic model for single-machine multiple-product case

Kumru

2011

Journal of Manufacturing Systems

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“…Finally, capacity inefficiency, obtained by the ratio of long-run to short-run inefficiency, refers to excess in costs as a result of inappropriate level in fixed inputs. Similar concepts along with an application in the Indian banking sector are discussed in Sahoo and Tone (2008). 4 One can also estimate revenue efficiency which is similar to profit efficiency.…”

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Assessing Bank Performance with Operational Research and Artificial Intelligence Techniques: A Survey

Duygun

Pasiouras

2009

SSRN Journal

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“…Their approach permits the firm to freely select its bundle of variable inputs within the allowable expenditure limit. Sahoo and Tone (2009) provide a non-radial (slack-based measure) of physical capacity utilization allowing free availability of the variable inputs.…”

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Nonparametric measures of scale economies and capacity utilization: An application to U.S. manufacturing

Ray

2015

European Journal of Operational Research

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a b s t r a c tAn economic measure of scale efficiency is the ratio of the minimum average cost to the average cost at the actual output level of a firm. It is easily measured by the ratio of the total cost of this output under the constant and variable returns to scale assumptions. This procedure does not identify the output level where the average cost reaches a minimum. This paper proposes a nonparametric method of measuring this output level using DEA. The relation between this efficient production scale, the short run physical capacity output, and the most productive scale size (MPSS) is also discussed. An empirical application using state level data from U.S. manufacturing is used to illustrate the procedure. The DEA findings are further analyzed using a smoothed bootstrap procedure.

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Decomposing capacity utilization in data envelopment analysis: An application to banks in India

Cited by 97 publications

References 50 publications

Determining the capacity and its level of utilization in make-to-order manufacturing: A simple deterministic model for single-machine multiple-product case

Determining the capacity and its level of utilization in make-to-order manufacturing: A simple deterministic model for single-machine multiple-product case

Assessing Bank Performance with Operational Research and Artificial Intelligence Techniques: A Survey

Nonparametric measures of scale economies and capacity utilization: An application to U.S. manufacturing

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