Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples
This function extracts individual productivity and profitability (when available)
levels from any object created by either fareprim, fisher,
hicksmoorsteen, laspeyres, lowe, malm,
or paasche function.
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An object of class 'FarePrimont' is a result of a call to fareprim.
An object of class 'Fisher' is a result of a call to fisher.
An object of class 'HicksMoorsteen' is a result of a call to hicksmoorsteen.
An object of class 'Laspeyres' is a result of a call to laspeyres.
An object of class 'Lowe' is a result of a call to lowe.
An object of class 'Malmquist' is a result of a call to malm.
An object of class 'Paasche' is a result of a call to paasche.
In the case of F<c3><a4>re-Primont, Fisher, Laspeyres, Lowe, Malmquist, and Paasche indices, the function returns
a data frame containing all the elements and observations included in the "Levels" component of object.
In the case of Hicks-Moorsteen index:
When components = FALSE (default) in the call to hicksmoorsteen, the function returns a data frame
containing all the elements and observations included in the "Levels" component of the object of class 'HicksMoorsteen'.
When components = TRUE in the call to hicksmoorsteen, the function returns a list of three data frames:
* HicksMoorsteen:A data frame containing all the elements and observations related to "Levels" component of the Hicks-Moorsteen index.
* MalmquistHS:A data frame containing all the elements and observations related to "Levels" component of the Malmquist-hs index.
* MalmquistIT:A data frame containing all the elements and observations related to "Levels" component of the Malmquist-it index.
Yann Desjeux, K Herv<c3><a9> Dakpo, Laure Latruffe
For details and information on returned values, see fareprim,
fisher, hicksmoorsteen, laspeyres, lowe,
malm, or paasche.
See also:
- Changes for productivity and profitability change indices; and
- Shadowp for shadow prices.
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* Please cite the 'productivity' package as:
Dakpo K.H., Desjeux Y. and Latruffe L. (2018). productivity: Indices of Productivity and Profitability Using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA). R package version 1.1.0.
See also: citation("productivity")
* For any questions, suggestions, or comments on the 'productivity' package, please make use of Tracker facilities at:
https://r-forge.r-project.org/projects/productivity/
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States Years REV COST PROF P W TT
1 AL 1995 3151937.2 3076791.1 1.0244235 1246324 1001667.5 1.244250
2 AR 1995 5806173.2 5024353.3 1.1556061 1396869 1041130.1 1.341685
3 AZ 1995 2467292.8 2105870.6 1.1716260 1518343 771040.9 1.969212
4 CA 1995 25138001.7 19351640.0 1.2990114 1589698 1345666.1 1.181347
5 CO 1995 4734779.8 5293807.4 0.8943997 1530161 1197829.1 1.277445
6 CT 1995 501367.9 504719.1 0.9933602 1678469 1089694.4 1.540311
AO AI TFP MP TFPE OTE OSE
1 2.5289864 3.0716693 0.8233264 1.107877 0.7431568 0.8921511 0.9991874
2 4.1565630 4.8258649 0.8613094 1.107877 0.7774413 0.8947298 0.9430646
3 1.6249905 2.7312048 0.5949720 1.107877 0.5370379 1.0000000 1.0000000
4 15.8130640 14.3807145 1.0996021 1.107877 0.9925307 1.0000000 1.0000000
5 3.0943022 4.4195015 0.7001473 1.107877 0.6319720 0.9830156 0.9467030
6 0.2987055 0.4631749 0.6449086 1.107877 0.5821121 1.0000000 1.0000000
OME ROSE OSME RME RE
1 0.8790790 0.9475762 0.8329943 0.8336717 0.7842713
2 0.9499463 0.9146957 0.8689118 0.9213704 0.8499453
3 0.9378785 0.5726093 0.5370379 0.5370379 0.9378785
4 1.0000000 0.9925307 0.9925307 0.9925307 1.0000000
5 0.9091314 0.7071487 0.6428911 0.6790843 0.8936903
6 0.9665450 0.6022607 0.5821121 0.5821121 0.9665450
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