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1 Efficiency Measurement William Greene Stern School of Business New York University

2 Lab Session 2 Stochastic Frontier Estimation

3 Application to Spanish Dairy Farms InputUnitsMeanStd. Dev. MinimumMaximum MilkMilk production (liters) 131,108 92,539 14,110727,281 Cows# of milking cows 2.12 11.27 4.5 82.3 Labor# man-equivalent units 1.67 0.55 1.0 4.0 LandHectares of land devoted to pasture and crops. 12.99 6.17 2.0 45.1 FeedTotal amount of feedstuffs fed to dairy cows (tons) 57,94147,9813,924.14 376,732 N = 247 farms, T = 6 years (1993-1998)

4 Using Farm Means of the Data

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7 OLS vs. Frontier/MLE

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9 JLMS Inefficiency Estimator FRONTIER ; LHS = the variable ; RHS = ONE, the variables ; EFF = the new variable $ Creates a new variable in the data set. FRONTIER ; LHS = YIT ; RHS = X ; EFF = U_i $ Use ;Techeff = variable to compute exp(-u).

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15 Confidence Intervals for Technical Inefficiency, u(i)

16 Prediction Intervals for Technical Efficiency, Exp[-u(i)]

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18 Compare SF and DEA

19 Similar, but different with a crucial pattern

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21 The Dreaded Error 315 – Wrong Skewness

22 Cost Frontier Model

23 Linear Homogeneity Restriction

24 Translog vs. Cobb Douglas

25 Cost Frontier Command FRONTIER ; COST ; LHS = the variable ; RHS = ONE, the variables ; EFF = the new variable $ ε(i) = v(i) + u (i) [u(i) is still positive]

26 Estimated Cost Frontier: C&G

27 Cost Frontier Inefficiencies

28 Normal-Truncated Normal Frontier Command FRONTIER [; COST] ; LHS = the variable ; RHS = ONE, the variables ; Model = Truncation ; EFF = the new variable $ ε(i) = v(i) +/- u (i) u(i) = |U(i)|, U(i) ~ N[μ, 2 ] The half normal model has μ = 0.

29 Observations  Truncation Model estimation is often unstable Often estimation is not possible When possible, estimates are often wild  Estimates of u(i) are usually only moderately affected  Estimates of u(i) are fairly stable across models (exponential, truncation, etc.)

30 Truncated Normal Model ; Model = T

31 Truncated Normal vs. Half Normal

32 Multiple Output Cost Function

33 Ranking Observations CREATE ; newname = Rnk ( Variable ) $ Creates the set of ranks. Use in any subsequent analysis.

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