Efficiency analysis of research universities in Turkey

Mammadov, Rza; Aypay, Ahmet

doi:10.1016/j.ijedudev.2020.102176

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“…Research universities are considered as the key higher education institutions that focus on advanced research as the core part of their missions with statements such as “research-intensive” or “research-based” (Mammadov and Aypay 2020 ; Taylor 2006 ).…”

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confidence: 99%

Quantifying the publication preferences of leading research universities

Lancho-Barrantes

Cantú-Ortiz

2021

Scientometrics

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Quantifying the publication preferences of leading research universities

Lancho-Barrantes

Cantú-Ortiz

2021

Scientometrics

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“…Although research about efficiency is quite popular in healthcare, education, banking and industry [2], [3], and a great number of studies can be found in this area of research (e.g. [4], [5], [6] and [7]), the research dealing with efficiency and its determinants in beverage industry is quite scarce and it is non-existent at the national level. Therefore, literature review provided in this paper will The study of [8] explored efficiency of Brazilian food and beverage industry while using DEA and Tobit model.…”

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confidence: 99%

Pure Technical Efficiency and Its Determinants - The Case of Croatian Beverage Industry

Pervan¹

2021

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Education Reform and Modern Management (ERMM 2021)

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In order to determine pure technical efficiency of firms operating in Croatian beverage industry, a Data Envelopment Analysis is performed on the sample of 57 large, medium-sized and small firms that were active in this industry in 2019. For this purpose, three inputs (material costs, labour costs and fixed assets) and three outputs (profit, operating revenue and value added) were chosen and used in the output-oriented model. The results obtained in the first stage of research (i.e. DEA analysis) were later used in the second stage of analysis, in which a truncated regression is performed in order to identify the determinants of firms (in) efficiency. The results indicated that firm's size, its age and collection period play significant role in firms' efficiency.

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“…(2019), Zhang and Shi (2019), Agasisti et al (2020), Amara et al. (2020), Bowrey and Clements (2020), Mammadova and Aypay (2020), and Salas‐Velasco (2020), just to name several, use the afore‐mentioned frontier approaches. Most of the studies posit that HEIs use academic staff, student numbers and expenditure as inputs to produce outputs such as graduates and research publications or/and research income.…”

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“…From the extant literature of HE studies surveyed in Worthington (2001), Liu et al (2013), De Witte and López-Torres (2017), Johnes et al (2017) and Rhaiem (2017), data envelopment analysis (DEA) and stochastic frontier analysis (SFA) are the most common methods used to measure HE performance in the form of efficiency-the ability to maximise (minimise) outputs (inputs) for a given set of inputs (outputs). Most recently, HE performance studies such as de Jorge Moreno et al (2019), Liu et al (2019), Zhang and Shi (2019), Agasisti et al (2020), Amara et al (2020), Bowrey and Clements (2020), Mammadova andAypay (2020), andSalas-Velasco (2020), just to name several, use the afore-mentioned frontier approaches. Most of the studies posit that HEIs use academic staff, student numbers and expenditure as inputs to produce outputs such as graduates and research publications or/ and research income.…”

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confidence: 99%