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Some Models for Estimating Technical and Scale Inefficiencies in Data Envelopment Analysis
Author(s): R. D. Banker, A. Charnes, W. W. Cooper
Source:
Management Science,
Vol. 30, No. 9 (Sep., 1984), pp. 1078-1092
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MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
Vol. 30, No. 9, September 1984
Printed
in
U.S.A.
SOME MODELS FOR ESTIMATING TECHNICAL
AND
SCALE INEFFICIENCIES
IN DATA
ENVELOPMENT
ANALYSIS*
R. D.
BANKER,
A.
CHARNES
AND W. W.
COOPER
School
of Urban
and Public
Affairs, Carnegie-Mellon University,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213
Graduate School
of Business, University of Texas, Austin,
Texas 78712
In
management contexts, mathematical programming is usually used to evaluate a collec-
tion
of
possible
alternative courses
of
action en route
to selecting
one which is best.
In
this
capacity, mathematical programming serves
as a
planning aid to management. Data
Envelop-
ment Analysis reverses this role and employs mathematical programming to obtain ex
post
facto evaluations
of
the relative efficiency
of
management accomplishments, however
they
may
have been
planned
or
executed. Mathematical programming
is
thereby extended
for use
as a
tool
for
control and evaluation of past accomplishments as well as a tool to aid in
planning
future activities. The
CCR ratio
form
introduced by Charnes, Cooper and Rhodes,
as
part of
their Data
Envelopment Analysis approach, comprehends
both
technical and scale inefficien-
cies
via the
optimal
value
of
the ratio
form,
as
obtained directly
from
the data without
requiring
a
priori specification of weights and/or explicit delineation of assumed functional
forms
of relations
between inputs
and
outputs.
A
separation into technical and
scale
efficien-
cies
is
accomplished by
the methods
developed
in
this paper
without
altering the
latter
conditions
for
use
of DEA
directly
on
observational data.
Technical
inefficiencies
are
identified
with
failures to achieve best
possible output levels and/or usage
of excessive
amounts
of
inputs.
Methods
for
identifying and correcting
the
magnitudes
of
these
inefficien-
cies,
as
supplied
in
prior work,
are illustrated. In the
present paper,
a
new separate
variable
is
introduced
which
makes it
possible
to
determine whether operations were conducted
in
regions
of
increasing,
constant or
decreasing returns to
scale
(in multiple input
and
multiple
output
situations).
The
results
are discussed and related not
only
to classical
(single output)
econom-
ics
but
also
to more
modern versions
of
economics which are identified with "contestable
market theories."
(EFFICIENCY;
TECHNICAL
INEFFICIENCY; RETURNS
TO
SCALE;
MATHEMATI-
CAL
PROGRAMMING;
LINEAR
PROGRAMMING)
1. Background
Charnes, Cooper and Rhodes (CCR) (1978a, 1979) introduced a ratio definition
of
efficiency,
also called the CCR
ratio
definition,
which
generalizes
the
single-output
to
single-input
classical
engineering-science ratio definition
to
multiple
outputs
and
inputs
without
requiring preassigned weights.
This is
done via
the
extremal
principle
incorporated
in
the following model:
s2=rYO
iUrYrj
maxh =h
subject
to
1
>
, j =
1,
..., n,
with
(1)
Ur, Vi
>
O,1
..=
.
m;
r
1....
s.
Here the
yrj,
xii
>
0
represent output
and
input
data
for
decision
making
unit
(DMU)
j
*Accepted by
Arie
Y.
Lewin; received December 11, 1981. This paper has been with the
authors
42
months for
2
revisions.
'See
Charnes, Cooper, Lewin, Morey,
and
Rousseau
for an exact non-Archimedean
expression
of this
"positivity"
with
necessary algebraic closure.
1078
0025-1 909/84/3009/
1
078$O
l
.25
Copyright
?
1984, The Institute of
Management Sciences
INEFFICIENCIES IN DATA
ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS 1079
Output
y
Y
y
Xi
Production function
y3
p
?
X2
x1=X3
Input
FIGURE
1
with the ranges for i, r and j
indicated in (1). The data may be in the form of
theoretically prescribed values or they
may be
in
the
form of
observations. The unit to
be
rated is included in the functional
with an index
0
as well as in the constraints, with
the latter
ensuring
that
an optimal ho
=
maxho
will always satisfy
0
<
ho
<
1
with
optimal
solution
values u,*, v* > 0.
The
main uses
of
these ideas have
been in evaluations of "management" and
"program"
efficiencies2 of
decision
making units (DMUs) of a not-for-profit variety
such as
schools,3 hospitals,4 etc. The
ability to deal directly with multiple outputs and
inputs
forms
one part
of
the appeal
offered by these models and methods for uses such
as these. Another
part
of its
appeal
comes
from
the
development
in
Charnes, Cooper
and Rhodes
(1978a)
which
showed
how
the
theory
of
fractional
programming,
as
provided
in
Charnes and Cooper
(1962), could be used to obtain access to a linear
programming equivalent. This,
in
turn,
yields an implementable form for securing
solutions to
(1) and
it
also yields a
variety
of
duality
relations for
interpreting and
utilizing
the
resulting u*, v*" >
0.
Strong (and sharp)
theoretical
underpinnings
as
in
physics
and
engineering
are not
available
in
applications
such
as we are
considering.
These
must be
replaced by
weaker
support-such
as can be
obtained
from
other
disciplines
like economics. It
is,
in
fact,
one
purpose
of the
present paper
to
sharpen
some of the latter
contacts,
but even after
this has
been
accomplished,
one must
generally
be satisfied with
weaker
results. For
instance,
one
must be satisfied with a
measure
of
only relative efficiency
based
on
the
available observations
without recourse to what a
stronger theory might provide.
We
now
try
to
clarify
what
has
already
been covered
by
reference
to
the illustration
in
Figure
1.
Here we have
portrayed
the situation to be
considered
in terms of
a single
output,
in
amounts, y, and
a
single
input,
in
amounts
x. Three decision
making
units
are to be rated for
managerial
efficiency.
The
production
function
represents
the
maximum output that can
be
produced for
any specified input.
The
DMUs associated
with
P2 and
PI
both achieve
the maximum
possible outputs for their input levels,
while
the DMU associated with
P3
falls
short of
the
output
level
which
is
attainable from
its
x3 input
value.
To
evaluate
the
efficiency
of
PI,
we
utilize
(1), which,
for
this one
output-one input
2See Charnes, Cooper and
Rhodes (1981),
for
further
discussion of differences in
"management" and
"program" efficiency.
3See Bessent,
Bessent, Kennington
and
Reagan (1982).
4See
D. Sherman
(1982)
which also
contains
an
interesting comparison
that
highlights
deficiencies of
statistical
regressions
(including translog and Cobb-Douglas
regressions)
and econometric estimation and
similar
approaches
that have been addressed to these multiple
output situations
in
the past.
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