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Basic analytical capabilities of the CCR-DEA model

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W artykule omówiono możliwości analityczne podstawowego i klasycznego profilu metod DEA – model CCR. Scharakteryzowano m.in. tradycyjne i stosowane w Polsce sposoby ustalania technologii optymalnej i benchmarkingu dla obiektów nieefektywnych. Zaproponowano także, między innymi, „ekonomiczną” interpretację rozwiązania optymalnego zadania oraz sposób ustalania struktury technologii docelowej.

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  • Bogusław Guzik, 2009. "Basic analytical capabilities of the CCR-DEA model," Operations Research and Decisions, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Management, vol. 19(1), pages 55-75.
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