A Non-parametric Analysis of Productivity: The Case of U.S. and Japanese Manufacturing
Jean‐Paul Chavas, Thomas L. Cox
Abstract
Jean‐Paul Chavas, Thomas L. Cox
Abstract
A nonparametric analysis of technology, technical change, and productivity is presented in the context of cost minimizing behavior. A number of nonparametric tests concerning the existence and nature of technical change are applied to U.S. and Japanese manufacturing data. Nonparametric measures of technical change are presented. Copyright 1990 by American Economic Association.
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A nonparametric analysis of technology, technical change, and productivity is presented in the context of cost minimizing behavior. A number of nonparametric tests concerning the existence and nature of technical change are applied to U.S. and Japanese manufacturing data. Nonparametric measures of technical change are presented. Copyright 1990 by American Economic Association.
Key concepts: Nonparametric statistics, Technical change, Productivity, Context (archaeology), Economics, Econometrics, Parametric statistics, Manufacturing