… For the year 2000, Air Canada displayed 0.23 total units of inefficiency per unit of virtual
input and 0.25 total units of inefficiency per unit of virtual output. It could have proportionally …

Data envelopment analysis (DEA) was used to analyze the 1987 and 1992 input/output
efficiency of US banks operating internationally. In 1987, banks belatedly began to acknowledge …

… More recently, it has been applied to banks (Haslem, Scheraga, and Bedingfield [1999]) and
mutual funds (see Basso and Funari [2001], McMullen and Strong [1998], and Murthi, Choi, …

This study examined the relationship between the strategic focus of airline customer service
activities and operational efficiency. The empirical investigation employed data for thirty-…

This study reports and analyzes a questionnaire administered to US and European logistics
managers soliciting their perceptions regarding changes in background and skill …

This study analyzed the 1987 data of 176 relatively large US banks that have both foreign
and domestic offices. Canonical analysis and the interpretive framework of asset/liability …

… Scheraga Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) is applied to the Morningstar 500’s small-cap
mutual funds to identify those that are efficient or inefficient in a production theory sense. That …

The cost of transferring technology within and among firms participating in the global marketplace
is a topic of considerable and continuing interest to business. Two dominant themes in …

This paper discusses the role that cross-cultural factors play in the process of technology
transfer. The specific focus is an investigation of implementation mechanisms that facilitate …

Cluster analysis of the Morningstar 500 style classifications (growth, blend, and value) of
large-cap mutual funds identifies three homogeneous style groups: growth and two versions of …