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FRONTIER is used to obtain maximum likelihood estimates of the parameters of a variety of stochastic production and cost frontiers, and estimates of mean and individual technical or cost efficiencies. The program can also calculate transitive versions of these index numbers using the EKS method.
Format of this file is very important. Firm number an integer in the range 1 to N 2. Period number an integer in the range 1 to T 3. Yit dependent variable 4. Thus for estimating a Cobb-Douglas production function, all the input and output quantities should be logged. The program will then ask if the instructions will come from a terminal interactive mode or from a file batch mode. The data, program, output used in this presentation are all taken directly from the Guide. A Cobb-Douglas production frontier using cross-sectional data and a assuming a half-normal distribution.
A Translog production frontier using cross-sectional data and assuming a truncated normal distribution. A Cobb-Douglas cost frontier using cross-sectional data and assuming a half-normal distribution. The Battese and Coelli specification Model 1. The Battese and Coelli specification Model 2. In the cross-sectional examples there are 60 firms, while in the panel data examples, there are 15 firms and 4 time periods. A brief description of each value is provided below.
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