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Functionalities to estimate a Cobb-Douglas production frontier from sample data through constrained least squares.
It is possible to set a lower bound for the elasticities and/or the desired returns to scale, to predict the maximum producible output or technical efficiency, and to obtain boostrap confidence intervals for parameters and technical efficiencies.
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Package: CobbDouglas
Type: Package
Version: 0.1
Date: 2021-05-12
License: GPL-2
The main functions of the package are:
CobbDouglas, to estimate the frontier from sample data;
predict.CobbDouglas, to predict the maximum producible output or technical efficiency;
CobbDouglas_boot, to obtain bootstrap confidence intervals for parameters and technical efficiencies.
Author(s)
Alessandro Magrini <alessandro.magrini@unifi.it>
References
C. W. Cobb and P. H. Douglas (1928). A Theory of Production. American Economic Review, 18: 139-165.
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Description
Functionalities to estimate a Cobb-Douglas production frontier from sample data through constrained least squares. It is possible to set a lower bound for the elasticities and/or the desired returns to scale, to predict the maximum producible output or technical efficiency, and to obtain boostrap confidence intervals for parameters and technical efficiencies.
Details
| Package: | CobbDouglas |
| Type: | Package |
| Version: | 0.1 |
| Date: | 2021-05-12 |
| License: | GPL-2 |
The main functions of the package are:
CobbDouglas, to estimate the frontier from sample data;
predict.CobbDouglas, to predict the maximum producible output or technical efficiency;
CobbDouglas_boot, to obtain bootstrap confidence intervals for parameters and technical efficiencies.
Author(s)
Alessandro Magrini <alessandro.magrini@unifi.it>
References
C. W. Cobb and P. H. Douglas (1928). A Theory of Production. American Economic Review, 18: 139-165.
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