6.6. Conclusions
This chapter has examined model structures for dealing with multi-component efficiency measurement in a banking environment. The conventional DEA approach, as applied in bank related studies, has tended to concentrate on a single measure of performance for the DMU. Very often, however, there are multiple components or sub units within the DMU whose individual performance is required. The model provided herein provides a mechanism for developing multi-component measures.
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(2005). Multicomponent Efficiency Measurement in Banking. In: Modeling Performance Measurement. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-24138-8_6
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