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Estimating size and scope economies in the Portuguese water sector using the most appropriate functional form

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Big and beautiful? : on non-parametrically measuring scale economies in non-convex technologies

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Is big better? : on scale and scope economies in the Portuguese water sector

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Big and beautiful? : on non-parametrically measuring scale economies in non-convex technologies

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Using non-parametric technoligies to estimate returns to scale in the Iberian and international seaports

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Computing economies of vertical integration, economies of scope and economies of scale using partial frontier nonparametric methods

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Big and Beautiful? On Non-Parametrically Measuring Scale Economies in Non-Convex Technologies

De Witte, K. - 2008

Knowledge on the scale economies drives the incentives of regulators, governments and individual utilities to scale-up or scale-down the scale of operations. This paper considers the returns to scale (RTS) in non-convex frontier models. In particular, we evaluate RTS assumptions in a Free...

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