assessing efficiency in banking

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Abstract
The paper is an attempt to assess the productivity and efficiency on the basis of the information found in financial statements and operating evidence, as well as implementation of the DEA method. The definition of both input and output in banking is absolutely clear, however, an adequate analysis of efficiency in banking requires that the right combinations of input and output be selected Every company has its own principles to implement in its operations. One of the most important is surely the efficiency principle. Relevant academic literature offers various combinations of input and output in testing bank efficiency. The developing countries will find it highly important to monitor bank efficiency and compare it to the countries in the region.
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Authors ;Knežević Snežana;Marković Milanka;Rakočević-Barjaktarović Slađana
Journal statistika
Year 2012
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Management efficiency the dea methodeconomics as a science

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