Gregory J. Brock
Abstract
Panel data collected recently in Irkutsk Province show that significant technical inefficiency existed across industrial branches between 1970-1991. Technical inefficiency is much more widely dispersed across branches than has been previously reported in other studies suggesting the need for more microeconomic research.
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Panel data collected recently in Irkutsk Province show that significant technical inefficiency existed across industrial branches between 1970-1991. Technical inefficiency is much more widely dispersed across branches than has been previously reported in other studies suggesting the need for more microeconomic research.
Key concepts: Inefficiency, Panel data, Business, Empirical evidence, Economics, Econometrics, Market economy, Philosophy