Re: st: Whish for Stata10, or earlier

["Sergio Correia" <sergio.correia@gmail.com>]

Those who want a quick introduction may find this link useful (I did),
http://www.deazone.com/tutorial/index.htm

Happy new year,
Sergio

On 12/29/06, nicola.baldini2@unibo.it <nicola.baldini2@unibo.it> wrote:
> From Santa Claus I wish the inclusion in Stata 10 - or, at least, on SSC for Stata 9 - of Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) techniques including most recent advancements by:
> JOHN SALERIAN & CHRIS CHAN; Restricting Multiple-Output Multiple-Input DEA
> Models by Disaggregating the Output�Input Vector. Journal of Productivity Analysis, 24, 5�29, 2005
> Leopold Simar & Paul W. Wilson; Estimation and inference in two-stage,
> semi-parametric models of production processes. Journal of Econometrics 136 (2007) 31�64
>
> I think they are not less important than stochastic frontier analysis, which are already included as built-in commands.
> Merry Xmas,
> Nicola
>
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