OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Journal of Productivity Analysis is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-10-01 to 2025-10-01.)

Article	Citations
Alternative output, input and income concepts for the production accounts	18
Resource capacity and economic growth convergence	17
The role of poverty measurements in achieving educational equity through school finance reform	15
Assessing environmentally sensitive productivity growth: incorporating externalities and heterogeneity into water sector evaluations	14
Technical efficiency and firm heterogeneity in stochastic frontier models: application to smallholder maize farms in Ethiopia	13
Nonparametric estimation of allocative efficiency using indirect production theory: Application to container ports in Norway	13
Direct utility functions for rank two and quadratic logarithmic continuous demand systems	13
Analyzing the land and labour productivity of farms producing renewable energy: the Italian case study	13
Finance, productivity, and exports: Theory and firm-level evidence from China	12
General network production theory for good and bad inputs and outputs	11
The evaluation of productivity in South African deciduous fruit industry: evidence from stone and pome fruits	11
A class of generalized autoregressive score panel stochastic frontier models	11
Estimation of industry-level productivity with cross-sectional dependence by using spatial analysis	11
Aggregation in efficiency and productivity analysis: a brief review with new insights and justifications for constant returns to scale	10
Some Remarks on the Occasion of Léopold Simar’s Lifetime Achievement Award	10
Elasticity measurement on multiple levels of DEA frontiers: an application to agriculture	10
The generalized panel data stochastic frontier model: A review and nonparametric estimation	9
Firm exit and entry over the business cycle in Spain	9
Production under Physical Constraints: In honor of Finn Førsund	9
Introduction to the special issue on African productivity	9
Dedication to my father, Robert	9
On aggregation of technical and revenue efficiency measures	8
In Memoriam: R. Robert Russell, 1938–2023	8
Regularized conditional estimators of unit inefficiency in stochastic frontier analysis, with application to electricity distribution market	8
Is newer always better? A reinvestigation of productivity dynamics using updated PWT data	8

Two-tier stochastic frontier analysis: heterogeneous error distributions and model selection	7
Persistent and transient productive efficiency in the African airline industry	7
Efficiency in electricity distribution in Sweden and the effects of small-scale generation, electric vehicles and dynamic tariffs	7
Approximations and inference for envelopment estimators of production frontiers	6
Adjusting for teammate effects in evaluating college prospects for the NBA draft	6
Measurement and decomposition of profit efficiency under alternative definitions in nonparametric models	6
Assessing total factor productivity across Africa: an empirical investigation	6
Capacity utilization change over time	6
The productivity growth of euro area banks	6
The choice of efficiency benchmarking metric in evaluating firm productivity and viability	6
Using stochastic frontier analysis to assess the performance of public service providers in the presence of demand uncertainty	6
A generalization of environmental productivity analysis	5
Enhancing Cost Efficiency Estimates with Trade-offs for Improved Reallocation Processes	5
Stochastic vs. deterministic frontier distance output function: Evidence from Brazilian higher education institutions	5
Positive weights in data envelopment analysis	5
Introduction to the symposium on inequality, discrimination, and productivity	5
Production analysis with asymmetric noise	5
Semi-parametric modelling of inefficiencies in stochastic frontier analysis	5
Productivity slowdown and regional productivity heterogeneity	5