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Scale Elasticity and Congestion in the Banking Industry of India

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There are increasing concerns about how increase in congestion can adversely affect output and relative benefit-cost ratio or return on investment associated with alternative projects. Regardless of what policy strategies are used to address congestion, the fact remains that one cannot assess the economic benefits of congestion reduction strategies unless one is able to measure the extent to which congestion affects productivity in general, and scale economies in particular.

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© 2006 Jati Sengupta and Biresh Sahoo

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Sengupta, J., Sahoo, B. (2006). Scale Elasticity and Congestion in the Banking Industry of India. In: Efficiency Models in Data Envelopment Analysis. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230598171_6

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