The influence of management accounting use on farm inefficiency
Jaume Puig‐Junoy, Josep María Adell Argilés, Puig-Junoy, Jaume, Argiles, Josep M.
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Jaume Puig‐Junoy, Josep María Adell Argilés, Puig-Junoy, Jaume, Argiles, Josep M.
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This paper aims to estimate a translog stochastic frontier production function with panel data of 147 mixed Catalan farms in a five-year period. The mean output efficiency in the period analysed was estimated to be 62.3%. We added management variables to the traditional factors explaining farm efficiency, and found that fully integrated management based on reliable accounting information and comprising planning and control phases reveals to be a significant factor positively affecting farm efficiency. Farm efficiency levels were also found to be positively influenced by farm size, while rented and irrigated area influence negatively farm efficiency levels.
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This paper aims to estimate a translog stochastic frontier production function with panel data of 147 mixed Catalan farms in a five-year period. The mean output efficiency in the period analysed was estimated to be 62.3%. We added management variables to the traditional factors explaining farm efficiency, and found that fully integrated management based on reliable accounting information and comprising planning and control phases reveals to be a significant factor positively affecting farm efficiency. Farm efficiency levels were also found to be positively influenced by farm size, while rented and irrigated area influence negatively farm efficiency levels.
Key concepts: Inefficiency, Production (economics), Stochastic frontier analysis, Economics, Panel data, Econometrics, Production–possibility frontier, Control (management)