Assessment of technical efficiency of NIS with the use of DEA
Wojciech Nasierowski
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Wojciech Nasierowski
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This paper examines the technical efficiency of innovation systems. Based upon the European Innovation Scoreboard, the efficiency of investment in innovation is examined with the use of DEA model. It is observed that the so called laggards in innovation are often efficient in their use of resources, whereas leaders of innovation fall short in the area of returns to scale and congestion.
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This paper examines the technical efficiency of innovation systems. Based upon the European Innovation Scoreboard, the efficiency of investment in innovation is examined with the use of DEA model. It is observed that the so called laggards in innovation are often efficient in their use of resources, whereas leaders of innovation fall short in the area of returns to scale and congestion.
Key concepts: Investment (military), Industrial organization, Scale (ratio), Business, Innovation management, Returns to scale, Environmental economics, Computer science