Returns to scale and technological change can be measured without econometric estimation for industries with output price uncertainty using panel data. Since expected utility maximization implies cost minimization, with panel data it is possible to approximate marginal cost using observed prices and quantities, from which scale and productivity measures follow
In industry sectors where market prices for goods and services are unavailable, it is common to use ...
The Malmquist index has gained acceptability in empirical analyses of productivity in recent years. ...
The purpose of this paper is to discuss under what conditions welfare can be measured by observables...
Measures of scale elasticity and rate of technical change can be obtained nonparametrically in the S...
By using nonparametric and panel data econometrics, this paper re-assesses the effect of both the cu...
1I would like to thank Marc Nerlove and Je¤Dorfmann for helpful comments on earlier versions of this...
It is well recognized that the statistical reliability of the conventional method of estimating the ...
The measurement of productivity change (or difference) is usually based on models that make use of s...
Time- and firm-specific output technical efficiency measures are generated within a price-induced te...
This paper derives a number of theoretical results in the context of estimating returns to scale, te...
This paper explores the economics of input decision by a firm facing production uncertainty. It reli...
SUMMARY: This study focuses on the analysis of the production behavior and risk preferences in the p...
Is the importance of technology shocks in accounting for the fluctuations in output and hours sensit...
The nonparametric approach to production or demand analysis involves testing data for compatibility ...
Productivity growth is conventionally measured by indices representing discreet approximations of th...
In industry sectors where market prices for goods and services are unavailable, it is common to use ...
The Malmquist index has gained acceptability in empirical analyses of productivity in recent years. ...
The purpose of this paper is to discuss under what conditions welfare can be measured by observables...
Measures of scale elasticity and rate of technical change can be obtained nonparametrically in the S...
By using nonparametric and panel data econometrics, this paper re-assesses the effect of both the cu...
1I would like to thank Marc Nerlove and Je¤Dorfmann for helpful comments on earlier versions of this...
It is well recognized that the statistical reliability of the conventional method of estimating the ...
The measurement of productivity change (or difference) is usually based on models that make use of s...
Time- and firm-specific output technical efficiency measures are generated within a price-induced te...
This paper derives a number of theoretical results in the context of estimating returns to scale, te...
This paper explores the economics of input decision by a firm facing production uncertainty. It reli...
SUMMARY: This study focuses on the analysis of the production behavior and risk preferences in the p...
Is the importance of technology shocks in accounting for the fluctuations in output and hours sensit...
The nonparametric approach to production or demand analysis involves testing data for compatibility ...
Productivity growth is conventionally measured by indices representing discreet approximations of th...
In industry sectors where market prices for goods and services are unavailable, it is common to use ...
The Malmquist index has gained acceptability in empirical analyses of productivity in recent years. ...
The purpose of this paper is to discuss under what conditions welfare can be measured by observables...