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Capacity and Capacity Utilization

Listed below are a series of programs for estimating capacity based on the Johansen (1968) definition of plant capacity. In these models, fixed factors do not constrain production. There are several different approaches used including: the standard output oriented model, the graph efficiency approach, and the directional distance function approach. The directional distance function approach includes example programs where there are undesirable outputs.

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Technical Efficiency

Capacity and Capacity Utilization

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Standard Output Oriented Model	Graph Efficiency with both Desirable and Undesirable Outputs	Directional Distance Function with Desirable and Undesirable Outputs
Constant Returns to Scale, Strong Disposability	Constant Returns to Scale, Weak Disposability	Constant Returns to Scale, Weak Disposability
Variable Returns to Scale, Strong Disposability	Variable Returns to Scale, Weak Disposability	Variable Returns to Scale, Weak Disposability
Variable Returns to Scale, Global Weak Disposability



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