Estimating lowland vegetables inefficiency using a first stage smooth Bootstrap Directional Distance Function Model.

A.G. Singbo, G. Emvalomatis, A.G.J.M. Oude Lansink

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Abstract

This paper estimates consistent technical inefficiency levels among small-scale vegetables producers in lowland farming system of Benin by adapting the Simar and Wilson (2008) homogeneous bootstrap method to the case of directional distance functions. Results indicate that there is an opportunity to increase vegetables production in dry season through better uses of mineral fertilizers and improved vegetable variety in short run.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 2011
EventSeminare Efficiency measurement: new methods and application to the food sector, Toulouse, France -
Duration: 27 Jun 201128 Jun 2011

Seminar

SeminarSeminare Efficiency measurement: new methods and application to the food sector, Toulouse, France
Period27/06/1128/06/11

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