Corporate governance and firm's efficiency: The case of a transitional country, Ukraine
(2006) Journal of Productivity Analysis — Vol. 25, n° 1, p. 143-157 (2006)
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- In this study, we look for empirical support for the hypothesis that there is a positive relationship between the levels of corporate governance quality across firms and the relative efficiency levels of these firms. This hypothesis is related to Leibenstein's idea of X-efficiency. We use the data envelopment analysis (DEA) estimator to obtain proxies for X-[in]efficiency of firms in our sample and then analyze them with respect to different ownership structures by comparing distributions and aggregate efficiencies across different groups. We also use truncated regression with bootstrap, following Simar and Wilson Estimation and influence in two stage, semi-parametric models of production process, Simar and Zelenyuk (2003) to infer on relationship of inefficiency to various indicators of quality of corporate governance, ownership variables, as well as industry and year specific dummies. The data is coming from seven industries in Ukraine.
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Zelenyuk, V., & Zheka, V. (2006). Corporate governance and firm’s efficiency: The case of a transitional country, Ukraine. Journal of Productivity Analysis, 25(1), 143-157. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11123-006-7136-8 (Original work published 2006)