NONPARAMETRIC EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENT UNDER DEMAND AND COST UNCERTAINTY
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Cost inefficiency in firms may arise due to inoptimal input usage in the short run and a decline in market demand leading to excess capacity in the long run. The influence of these two forces: demand uncertainty and slack-ridden costs are explored here in respect of the recent nonparametric techniques which are essentially based on the concept of Pareto efficiency.
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