Article ID: | iaor1997579 |
Country: | United Kingdom |
Volume: | 24 |
Issue: | 1 |
Start Page Number: | 13 |
End Page Number: | 28 |
Publication Date: | Feb 1996 |
Journal: | OMEGA |
Authors: | Doyle J.R., Green R.H., Arthurs A.J., McAulay L., Pitt M.R., Bottomley P.A., Evans W. |
Keywords: | statistics: data envelopment analysis, performance |
This paper examines the judgments (part of a multi-million pound government-sponsored resource allocation exercise) made by a panel of experts about the research rating of UK business schools during 1988-1992. The paper uses policy capture to determine, and critically evaluate, how business schools were judged. The paper suggests methods to improve the process of judgment-principally, using DEA as an idealized model whereby the judged institutions judge themselves, consistent with policy constraints.