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DEA

DEA DEA, in this source, refers to an efficiency-analysis approach used to evaluate how effectively resources are allocated and to compare efficiency across regions.

DEA, in this source, refers to an efficiency-analysis approach used to evaluate how effectively resources are allocated and to compare efficiency across regions. It is presented as a way to study both overall and component aspects of allocation efficiency and whether performance reaches an efficiency frontier.

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Drafting source: Ye Ziyu; Khanal Ribesh; Cao Zhiqiang. Studying on the efficiency of higher education resource allocation and its influencing factors in the western China using DEA-Malmquist and Tobit models. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0334090; article XML SHA-256 cab243f7a6621af37453636279650df826b201bc4dd22b327178b643144b6a90. “Studying on the efficiency of higher education resource allocation and its influencing factors in the western China using DEA-Malmquist and Tobit models” (10.1371/journal.pone.0334090).
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