Two-Stage DEA Performance Evaluation
and Its Allocation Model --- Take the National Games as an Example
CUI Zexin1 ,WANG Chan1 ,ZHANG Xin2 ,XIE Qiwei3
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1. School of Mathematics and Statistics, Hubei University, Wuhan 430062; 2. Institute of
Fundamental and Interdisciplinary Sciences, Beijing Union University, Beijing 100101; 3. School of
Economics and Management, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing 100124
Based on the two-stage DEA model,
this paper proposed a two-stage DEA fixed resource
allocation method. First, the two-stage DEA model
was used to calculate the efficiency between each
decision-making units. Then considering the operation
mode of each decision-making units, the proportional
allocation model was proposed, and a series of deviation
variables were introduced to measure the difference
between the effective allocation scheme set and the cost
apportionment of the proportional allocation scheme set.
By minimizing the deviation, the unique fixed resource
allocation scheme set was obtained. Finally, Tobit model
was used to explore the influence of external factors on
the efficiency of DMUs. The data of 31 provinces participating
in the 12th National Games were analyzed by using the above
methods. The results showed that: During the whole two-stage
National Games, only Shandong province and Tibet Autonomous Region were effective, and the key to improve the overall efficiency of each region was to improve its AC efficiency. From the result of fixed resource allocation, the sports resource allocation value in the second stage was higher than that in the first stage in most regions. From the perspective of influencing factors, the allocation of sports venue resources and sports expenditure were the main factors affecting efficiency. Finally, this paper put forward some suggestions for improving the efficiency of competitive sports in various provinces of China.}
CUI Zexin, WANG Chan, ZHANG Xin, XIE Qiwei.
Two-Stage DEA Performance Evaluation
and Its Allocation Model --- Take the National Games as an Example. Journal of Systems Science and Mathematical Sciences, 2021, 41(3): 667-687 https://doi.org/10.12341/jssms20197