Slack-Based Measure is a non-radial efficiency evaluation method in data envelopment analysis that directly accounts for input and output slacks to measure technical inefficiency by identifying the maximum possible improvement in inputs and outputs without worsening any other input or output.
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IS SLACK GOOD OR BAD FOR INNOVATION?
Nitin Nohria, Ranjay Gulati · Academy of Management Journal · 1996 · 1.9K citations
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