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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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- Galagedera D and P Silvapulle (2003). “Experimental Evidence on Robustness of Data Envelopment Analysis.” JORS 54(6): 654-660.
- Fukuyama H and WL Weber (2003). “Modeling Input Allocative Efficiency Via Distance and Quasi-Distance Functions.” J Oper Res Soc JPN 46(3): 264-285.
- Galagedera Don UA (2004). “Does Model Misspecification in DEA Affect Some DMUs More Than Others? Excremental Evidence from a Crs Frontier.” in Emrouznejad A and V Podinovski (eds.) Proceedings of DEA2004, Birmingham, UK: 119.
- Fukuyama H and WL Weber (2004). “Economic Inefficiency Measurement of Input Spending When Decision-Making Units Face Different Input Prices.” JORS 55(10): 1102-1110.
- Fukuyama H and WL Weber (2005). “Estimating Output Gains by Means of Luenberger Efficiency Measures.” EJOR 164(2): 535-547.
- Fuh-Hwa FL, H Chueng-Chiu and Y Yu-Lee (2000). “Using DEA to Obtain Efficient Solutions for Multiobjective 0-1 Linear Programs.” EJOR 126(1): 51-68.
- Fukuyama H (1993). “Technical and Scale Efficiency of Japanese Commercial Banks: A Non-Parametric Approach.” Appl Econ 25(8): 1101-1112.
- Fukuyama H (1995). “Measuring Efficiency and Productivity Growth in Japanese Banking: A Nonparametric Frontier Approach.” Applied Financial Economics 5(2): 95-107.
- Fukuyama H (1996). “Returns to Scale and Efficiency of Credit Associations in Japan: A Nonparametric Frontier Approach.” Japan and the World Economy 8(3): 259-277.
- Fukuyama H (1997). “Investigating Productive Efficiency and Productivity Changes of Japanese Life Insurance Companies.” Pacific-Basin Finance Journal 5(4): 481-509.
