Efficiency of banks in a developing economy: the case of India

Article Abstract:

A study to measure the productive efficiency of banks in a developing country, that is India, is given and the measured variation in the performance is explained. Two models are constructed to show how efficiently scores vary with change in inputs and outputs.

India, Mathematical models

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Allocative efficiency of technically inefficient production units

Article Abstract:

An approach to measure allocative efficiency without presuming technical efficiency and comparing the approach to the technical one is discussed. The necessary and sufficient approaches and theirs interpretations are presented.

Data envelopment analysis

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One-sided elasticities and technical efficiency in multi-output production: a theoretical framework

Article Abstract:

An approach to measure input and output oriented elasticities and one sided return to scale, using a theoretical framework that integrates literature and economic to provide solid foundation for research work is discussed.

Input-output analysis

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