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Latest bibliography of DEA with more than 10,000 articles
Mergoni, A. A. Emrouznejad, and K. De Witte (2025) Fifty years of Data Envelopment Analysis, European Journal of Operational Research, 326 (3): 389-412. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ejor.2024.12.049.
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- Marinescu MV, T Sowlati and TC Maness (2005). “The Development of a Timber Allocation Model Using Data Envelopment Analysis.” Canadian J Forest Research 35(10): 2304-2315.
- Marlin D, JW Huonker and M Sun (1999). “Strategic Groups and Performance in the Nursing Home Industry: A Reexamination.” Medical Care Research and Review 56(2): 156-176.
- Maniadakis N, B Hollingsworth and E Thanassoulis (1999). “The Impact of the Internal Market on Hospital Efficiency, Productivity and Service Quality.” Health Care Management Science 2(2): 75-85.
- Maniadakis N and E Thanassoulis (2000). “Assessing Productivity Changes in UK Hospitals Reflecting Technology and Input Prices.” Appl Econ 32(12): 1575-1589.
- Maniadakis N and E Thanassoulis (2004). “A Cost Malmquist Productivity Index.” EJOR 154(2): 396-409.
- Manos B and A Psychoudakis (1997). “Investigation of the Relative Efficiency of Dairy Farms Using Data Envelopment Analysis.” Quarterly J International Agriculture 36(2): 188-197.
- Manuel E-E and G-C Luc?a Isabel (2006). “Performance in Sports Teams.” Management Decision 44(8): 1020.
- Mao WN and WW Koo (1997). “Productivity Growth, Technological Progress, and Efficiency Change in Chinese Agriculture after Rural Economic Reforms: A DEA Approach.” China Economic review 8(2): 157-174.
- Mapapa AM (2004). “Management of Railways in Sub-Saharan Africa.” Rail International 35: 13-21.
- Mar Molinero C and PF Tsai (1997). “Some Mathematical Properties of a DEA Model for the Joint Determination of Efficiencies.” JORS 48(1): 51-56.














