Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6422021 Applied Mathematics and Computation 2012 11 Pages PDF
Abstract

All decision-making units (DMUs) in the private or public sector are provided with a set of inputs of different values by their governing decision maker (GDM), and are required to generate a set of outputs. The GDM is able to reallocate the inputs/outputs among the DMUs to estimate the maximum absolute decision making efficiency of the sector. Serial models are presented to manage the interaction between two decision-making levels, GDM and DMUs, to provide the reallocated targets of inputs/outputs for DMUs in the next operating period. The 25 branches of a commercial bank in Taiwan are used as an illustration.

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