INTEGRATED DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS MODELS FOR MEASURING TRANSPORT EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS
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This paper proposes integrated data envelopment analysis (DEA) models to jointly evaluate the transport efficiency and effectiveness by measuring the efficiency scores under three aspects of technical efficiency, service effectiveness, and technical effectiveness simultaneously. The underlying reason for requiring joint evaluation is that when the transport services are produced and a portion of which are not consumed, the technical effectiveness would be less than the technical efficiency. A case study on 15 bus companies in Taipei is conducted. Results show that the number of efficient companies determined by the proposed models is fewer than that determined by conventional two-stage DEA models. It indicates a superior benchmarking power of the proposed models.
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