Research on the Efficiency of Service Industry in China from 2004 to 2009
Lin Xiu-mei
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Lin Xiu-mei
Abstract
This paper evaluates the efficiency of service industry of China from the year 2004 to 2009 by three-stage DEA model.The empirical results are as follows: firstly,human capital and technical innovation are advantageous to improve service industry's operational efficiency,and government's support is not beneficial to the development of service industry;secondly,service industry's technical efficiency of China is low,but it has been increasing in recent years,that is because the scale efficiency has been increasing;thirdly,the efficiency of service industry in East,Central and West China differs wildly,the one in East China is the best and the one in West China is the worst.
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This paper evaluates the efficiency of service industry of China from the year 2004 to 2009 by three-stage DEA model.The empirical results are as follows: firstly,human capital and technical innovation are advantageous to improve service industry's operational efficiency,and government's support is not beneficial to the development of service industry;secondly,service industry's technical efficiency of China is low,but it has been increasing in recent years,that is because the scale efficiency has been increasing;thirdly,the efficiency of service industry in East,Central and West China differs wildly,the one in East China is the best and the one in West China is the worst.
Key concepts: China, Tertiary sector of the economy, Service (business), Government (linguistics), Business, Empirical research, Scale (ratio), Human capital