Efficiency Decomposition is a methodological framework in efficiency analysis that partitions overall efficiency into distinct, interpretable components—such as technical and scale efficiency or bias and variance terms—to identify the specific sources of inefficiency within a production or decision-making unit.
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Stephen A. Ross · The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 1976 · 854 citations
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