A decomposition of observed total factor productivity (TFP) growth that examines changes in returns to scale, cost efficiency, and technology and that develops several decompositions using production and cost frontiers.Productivity ; Technology

Paul W. Bauer

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Decomposing TFP growth in the presence of cost inefficiency, nonconstant returns to scale, and technological progress

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