The sources of productivity change in Spanish banking

Grifell‐Tatjé, Emili; Lovell, C. A. Knox

doi:10.1016/s0377-2217(96)00353-0

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“…However, this study is based on the assumption that production technology follows constant returns to scale. By using one-input, one-output example, Grifell-Tatje and Lovell (1997) showed that total factor productivity is not measured correctly when it is assumed that production technology follows variable returns to scale. This happens because of nature of firm level and aggregate data.…”

Section: Constant and Variable Returns To Scalementioning

confidence: 99%

Productivity Growth, Efficiency Change, & Technical Progress of a Corporate Sector in Bangladesh: A Malmquist Output Productivity Index Approach

Uddin¹

2015

IJEF

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The purpose of this study is to estimate the Malmquist productivity change index for a corporate sector in Bangladesh. In addition to estimating the Malmquist productivity change index, the reasons of productivity change are also investigated. The study shows that productivity is increased by 1.3 percent per year over the period 2006-2012. This growth is due to increase in efficiency by 4.1 percent per year and decline in the catching up by 2.7 percent per year. A study of leverage ratios of the productivity growth and the productivity declined industry shows that there is a mismatch between the leverage ratios of the two groups. Moreover, a relationship study shows that the Malmquist productivity change index or its components and the traditional measures of the corporate performance present different aspects of corporate performance. The study suggests using the Malmquist productivity change index as a proxy of corporate performance when checking the effect of leverage on performance and effect of performance on leverage. Finally, the study ends with the suggestions for the managers for the productivity improvements.

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Section: Constant and Variable Returns To Scalementioning

confidence: 99%

Productivity Growth, Efficiency Change, & Technical Progress of a Corporate Sector in Bangladesh: A Malmquist Output Productivity Index Approach

Uddin¹

2015

IJEF

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“…However, others included both commercial and savings banks in the analysis; see, for instance, Grifell-Tatjé and Lovell (1997), Tortosa-Ausina (2002a,b,c, 2003 or Carbó Valverde et al (2007), among others. By comparison, the number of studies analyzing the the efficiency of Spanish credit unions is much lower, with very few exceptions such as Marco Gual and Moya Clemente (1999) and, more recently, Grifell-Tatjé and Lovell (2004) and Grifell-Tatjé (2011), none of which focus explicitly on revenue efficiency.…”

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Costs, revenues and performance in Spanish banking: a comparative analysis of pre- and early crisis years

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Tortosa‐Ausina

García-Alcober

et al. 2016

Spanish Journal of Finance and Accounting / Revista Española de

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“…The second one is the price component also called allocative efficiency. This component refers to the capacity of the production unit to mix optimal proportions of inputs and outputs appropriate to their current prices (Griffel Tatjé & Lovell (1997)). In the literature there are three principal efficiency aspects can be defined: Scale economies, scope economies, and X-efficiency.…”

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Efficiency concept and investigations in insurance industry: A survey

Jarraya¹,

Bouri²

2013

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Most recent studies are based on benchmarking analysis allowing the measure of company efficiency relatively to a reference performance. Benchmarking is a helpful tool to analyze and promote efficiency in insurance companies. The fast development of X-efficiency notion makes traditional performance measures (ROA, ROE, etc.) obsolete. Indeed, various methods have been used, various input-output measures have been proposed and various research fields have been explored in insurance company investigation. So, after reviewing most known efficiency concepts and their definitions, this section explores the literature review of two principal points of discussion: the first point is focused on the different used techniques to measure efficiency, including the developed approaches to define inputs, outputs and their prices. The second point represents an overview of efficiency investigations in insurance industry.

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The sources of productivity change in Spanish banking

Cited by 177 publications

References 15 publications

Productivity Growth, Efficiency Change, & Technical Progress of a Corporate Sector in Bangladesh: A Malmquist Output Productivity Index Approach

Productivity Growth, Efficiency Change, & Technical Progress of a Corporate Sector in Bangladesh: A Malmquist Output Productivity Index Approach

Costs, revenues and performance in Spanish banking: a comparative analysis of pre- and early crisis years

Efficiency concept and investigations in insurance industry: A survey

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