Using two‐stage DEA to measure managerial efficiency change of non‐life insurance companies in Taiwan

Using two‐stage DEA to measure managerial efficiency change of non‐life insurance companies in Taiwan

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Article ID: iaor200912344
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 9
Issue: 4
Start Page Number: 377
End Page Number: 401
Publication Date: Jul 2008
Journal: International Journal of Management and Decision Making
Authors: ,
Keywords: measurement
Abstract:

This paper uses the two‐stage Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), which was firstly used by Seiford and Zhu (1999), and the Malmquist productivity index expressed by Fare et al. (1992), to measure the efficiency change of 17 non‐life insurance companies in Taiwan. Marketability was measured in the first stage while profitability was measured in the second stage. In addition, this paper uses OLS and Tobit regression model to examine the factors that significantly influence on the managerial efficiency of non‐life insurance industry. Moreover, the entire industry can be partitioned into four clusters based on marketability change and profitability change of a company. Effective management strategies are developed specially to each of the four clusters of non‐life insurance company for future management needs.

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