Mjerenje Relativne Efikasnosti Sveučilišta U Hrvatskoj

Kosor, Maja Mihaljević; Splitu, Ekonomski Fakultet Sveučilište u; Abramović, Ivona

doi:10.31410/eman.2019.185

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“…S druge strane, Slijepčević (2009. ) procjenjuje učinkovitost više različitih kate-gorija javne potrošnje (javna uprava, javni red i sigurnost, obrazovanje, zdravstvo, obrana i socijalna zaštita) u Hrvatskoj i 27 država EU-a.…”

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Učinkovitost hrvatskog zdravstvenog sustava - usporedba sa zemljama Europske unije

Buljan

Šimović

2023

ASW

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The aim of the paper is to analyse the indicators of the healthcare system efficiency in Croatia and to assess its effectiveness based on a comparison with other EU countries. The analysis of the efficiency of the healthcare system in Croatia and 21 selected EU countries in the period from 2013 to 2018 was conducted by the application of the dynamic DEA window analysis (WDEA). According to the results of the analysis, the overall efficiency of expenditure on healthcare in relation to average life expectancy is on the lowest level in Croatia, amounting to 57% in 2018. While cost-effectiveness of the Croatian healthcare system is on the maximum level of 100%, systemic effectiveness amounts to only 48%. According to the aforementioned indicator, Croatia has recorded the lowest efficiency in relation to the selected EU countries, the efficiency of which amounted to 88% in 2018. Therefore, inefficiencies of the healthcare system are generated during the transformation of intermediary inputs into treatment outcomes, which means that Croatia could achieve the same health outcomes with a lesser engagement of intermediary resources. According to the results of the panel analysis, smoking and alcohol consumption are the key determinants of the efficiency of healthcare protection in EU countries. Croatia does not invest enough into health promotion measures and prevention of diseases, for which it spends only 3% of the overall expenditure on healthcare. Strengthening of public healthcare policies against smoking and alcohol consumption and the increase of excise duties on tobacco products and alcoholic beverages could indirectly influence the improvement of health outcomes, while maintaining the existing levels of expenditure on healthcare. Key words: healthcare system efficiency, financial sustainability of healthcare system, DEA method.

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Šimović

2023

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“…Interestingly, DEA has been originally designed to evaluate the efficiency of the non-profit sector (Barišić & Cvetkoska, 2020), but it soon spread to many other sectors and is today successfully implemented in many various sectors, such as banking (Micajkova & Poposka, 2013;Fotova Čiković & Cvetkoska, 2017), forestry (Šporčić et al, 2008), education (Obadić et al, 2011;Mihaljević Kosor et al, 2019), the health sector (Pereira et al, 2021), the public sector (Rabar et al, 2021) to measuring the efficiency of football clubs (Guzmán-Raja et al, 2021) and restaurants (Planinc et al, 2019).…”

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Efficiency Evaluation in the Tourism Sector in Croatia and Serbia: Applications of Data Envelopment Analysis

Čiković¹,

Lozić²,

Milković³

2021

6th International Thematic Monograph: Modern Management Tools and Economy of Tourism Sector in Present Era

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Tourism is one of the most contributing economic sectors globally and is especially important for developing economies, due to its contribution to GDP, creation of new jobs and its impact on economic development. The tourism sector has gained a lot of attention from academia and governments due to its strategic position in the economy. Its efficiency and performance are closely researched and analysed. One of the leading nonparametric methodologies that have been often used to evaluate relative efficiency of homogeneous entities is the Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA). The main goal of this chapter is to identify, present and explore the applications of DEA in different aspects of Croatian and Serbian tourism. Other goals are to present and analyse the findings of the twelve surveyed papers and to highlight the benefits and limitations of the DEA methodology. Additionally, this research represents an incentive and an inspiration to other academic members and researchers to apply the DEA methodology in their future studies when analysing and investigating efficiency in the tourism sector, as well as any other economic sector.

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Mjerenje Relativne Efikasnosti Sveučilišta U Hrvatskoj

Cited by 2 publications

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Učinkovitost hrvatskog zdravstvenog sustava - usporedba sa zemljama Europske unije

Učinkovitost hrvatskog zdravstvenog sustava - usporedba sa zemljama Europske unije

Efficiency Evaluation in the Tourism Sector in Croatia and Serbia: Applications of Data Envelopment Analysis

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