Subsidies Allocation using ZSG-DEA Model: Evidence from Manufacturing Industries in Iran

Evaluation of Iranian electronic products manufacturing industries using an unsupervised model, ARAS, SAW, and DEA models

cost benefits of rehabilitation after acute coronary syndrome in iran; using an epidemiological model

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Operator Allocation Selection in Labor-intensive Manufacturing System Using Ahp/dea and Dea

Operator allocation is one of the most important decisions that can influence productivity in the laborintensive manufacturing system. In this paper 10 operator allocation alternatives are identified with the assistance of computer simulation. To determine the best operator allocation, AHP/DEA and DEA Cross Efficiency are used. The results of both techniques are compared. Based on the results, ...

Higher education, technical efficiency and total productivity changes: evidence from Iran's manufacturing industries

The purpose of this article was to estimate the effect of higher education on total productivity changes and technical efficiency in the 4-digit classification code of ISIC in Iran during the period of 1994-04. In this regard, a two-way stage approach was used. In the first stage, Malmquist Productivity Index (MPI) and technical efficiency index by Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) and Stochastic...

Effect of Productivity on Export: New Evidence from Iran’s Manufacturing Industries

 Based on the recent literature of heterogeneous firms, productive firms self select themselves into foreign markets. In this framework, there is a productivity rise prior to exporting. On the other words, different export performance across firms is linked to their heterogeneity.   The main purpose of the present paper is to examine the so-called hypothesis of heterogeneous firm in Iran. For ...

Firms’ Innovative Peformance. Evidence from Spanish Manufacturing Industries

This paper presents empirical evidence on the effect of external knowledge sourcing strategies on the development of both product and process innovations, and assesses the degree to which such effects are influenced by the firm’s internal technological capacities. In our analysis, we consider two strategies for acquiring external knowledge (BUYING and COOPERATING) and two types of external sour...