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This paper proposes a bivariate continuous model based on normal–half normal distributions for testing the independence of idiosyncratic and inefficiency terms in the stochastic frontier model in a maximum likelihood framework. This model allows us to construct a closed-form of the marginal...
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This study measures the efficiency of Indian states in raising health outcomes, using the stochastic frontier methodology for panel data for the period 2000-2009. [MSE WORKING PAPER 70/2012]. URL: [http://www.mse.ac.in/pub/working%20pape70%20-%20web(1).pdf].
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; examines high capital costs, impact on balance of payments, need to avoid dependence, etc. Bibliography, diagrams and map. …
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, generation and diffusion of agricultural technology - covers modernization, factor endowments, income distribution, dependence …
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worker remittance and degree of dependence in view of migration policies alternatives. Graphs and references. …
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Looks into the role of credit unions as a channel for financial aid to the poor, with particular emphasis on assistance from USAID between 1968 and 1992. Suggests that more internal financing would help credit cooperatives achieve greater self-sufficiency.
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import dependence and making effective adjustments, etc.; examines the substitutability between different energy sources and …
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inflation, domestic market size, import dependence, etc. Graphs, references, statistical tables. …
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distribution, 1948-1980; considers exports, dependence, production, productivity, wages, labour force participation, etc. By …
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Examines whether the relocation of labour-intensive or unskilled assembly activities to developing countries raises overall skill requirements. Argues that these firms may stay dependent on the lead company in the international production network but could also be integrated into the global economy.
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