The impact of liberalization on the productive efficiency of Indian commercial banks

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The productive efficiency of 70 Indian commercial banks for the period 1986-1991, covering the ongoing period of liberalization, is analyzed. Data envelopment analysis is used to compute for radial technical efficiency scores. Stochastic frontier analysis is used to elucidate variation in the computer efficiency scores. Publicly-owned banks are found to be the most efficient, and the privately-owned banks least efficient, in using available resources to deliver financial services to their customers.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Banking industry, Evaluation, India, Deregulation

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A note on DEA vs principal component analysis: an improvement to Joe Zhu's approach

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An improvement to Joe Zhu's use of data envelopment analysis and principal component analysis in ranking decision making units is proposed.

Operations research, Research, Methods, Management science, Decision-making, Decision making, Principal components analysis

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Rating of Indian commercial banks: A DEA approach

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Data Envelopment Analysis is put forward as a suitable approach to measure the relative efficiency of Indian commercial banks.

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