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The Dominance Ratios of Inputs to Outputs and DEA Efficiency

Jun Zhang

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This paper researches the relationship between the Pareto efficiency of model ( v ) and DEA efficiency, and acquires two important theorems. According to the theorems, some DMUs' DEA efficiency can be identified without solving the DEA model. In the end, an empirical example is illustrated.

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This paper researches the relationship between the Pareto efficiency of model ( v ) and DEA efficiency, and acquires two important theorems. According to the theorems, some DMUs' DEA efficiency can be identified without solving the DEA model. In the end, an empirical example is illustrated.

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This paper researches the relationship between the Pareto efficiency of model ( v ) and DEA efficiency, and acquires two important theorems. According to the theorems, some DMUs' DEA efficiency can be identified without solving the DEA model. In the end, an empirical example is illustrated.

Key concepts: Dominance (genetics), Pareto principle, Econometrics, Data envelopment analysis, Pareto efficiency, Economics, Pareto optimal, Mathematics

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