An Empirical Analysis of Investment Efficiency of China's Culture Industry
Bai Ji-yang
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Bai Ji-yang
Abstract
This paper applies the DEA static comparison and the nonparametric Malmquist index dynamic analysis to give a comprehensive evaluation of the investment efficiency of China's culture industry.The results show:the technical efficiency is low in China,with an average index of 0.641,which still can be improved by 35%;low technical efficiency is mainly attributed to low pure technical efficiency;TFP in central and western regions has a rising trend and is maily resulted from technology progress;the negative growth of TFP in the eastern regions is mainly caused by technology setback.
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This paper applies the DEA static comparison and the nonparametric Malmquist index dynamic analysis to give a comprehensive evaluation of the investment efficiency of China's culture industry.The results show:the technical efficiency is low in China,with an average index of 0.641,which still can be improved by 35%;low technical efficiency is mainly attributed to low pure technical efficiency;TFP in central and western regions has a rising trend and is maily resulted from technology progress;the negative growth of TFP in the eastern regions is mainly caused by technology setback.
Key concepts: Malmquist index, Total factor productivity, China, Investment (military), Data envelopment analysis, Index (typography), Economics, Technical progress