2017
DOI: 10.18551/rjoas.2017-01.33
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Efficiency Analysis of Meat Processing Industry in Indonesia

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“…"Technical Efficiency and Productivity of Small-Scale Farms in Jammu-Kashmir Region", which had a technical efficiency rating of about 48%, indicating a lack of technical efficiency (52%) and (Umar et al, 2015) study. Its determinants for fattening veal projects in Bournoma, Nigeria, which ranged from 0.166 to 100% with an average of about 0.541 which means that the average of the specialized inefficiency of these fields was 46% due to lack of advisory service, and according to (Jafrizal et al, 2017) study, "Analysis of the efficiency and treatment of meat factories in Indonesia" results showed that the average technical efficiency was about (95.7%) indicating a deviation in efficiency (4.3%) ", and finally (Chorbani et al, 2018) studied "Economic Efficiency of Caspian Basin Feeding Field / Iran." This study showed that the results of technical and allocative efficiency assessment amounted respectively about (87,31, 74.87, 65.9%) , and he , Chorbani, concluded that the age and experience of breeders have an impact on efficiency results.…”
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“…"Technical Efficiency and Productivity of Small-Scale Farms in Jammu-Kashmir Region", which had a technical efficiency rating of about 48%, indicating a lack of technical efficiency (52%) and (Umar et al, 2015) study. Its determinants for fattening veal projects in Bournoma, Nigeria, which ranged from 0.166 to 100% with an average of about 0.541 which means that the average of the specialized inefficiency of these fields was 46% due to lack of advisory service, and according to (Jafrizal et al, 2017) study, "Analysis of the efficiency and treatment of meat factories in Indonesia" results showed that the average technical efficiency was about (95.7%) indicating a deviation in efficiency (4.3%) ", and finally (Chorbani et al, 2018) studied "Economic Efficiency of Caspian Basin Feeding Field / Iran." This study showed that the results of technical and allocative efficiency assessment amounted respectively about (87,31, 74.87, 65.9%) , and he , Chorbani, concluded that the age and experience of breeders have an impact on efficiency results.…”
Section: Review Of Referencesmentioning
confidence: 99%