Análisis Envolvente de Datos -DEA- : Una aplicación al sector de telecomunicaciones de países de medianos ingresos
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Eficiencia, DEA, telecomunicaciones.Abstract
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El presente artículo esa parte de la monografía para optar al título de magíster en Economía “Cargos de acceso en telecomunicaciones en Colombia: ¿una regulación eficiente?” (2007). En este artículo se presenta la técnica no paramétrica DEA donde se desarrolla el modelo de rendimientos constantes a escala DEA – CCR y el de rendimientos variables a escala DEA – BCC. Además, se presenta el caso de aplicación al sector de telecomunicaciones para los países de medianos ingresos.
Abstract
This paper is part of the monograph to qualify for master’s degree in economics “Access Charges in Telecommunications in Colombia: an efficient regulation?” (2007). This paper presents a nonparametric efficiency method, Data Envelopment Analysis -DEA-, specifically, the fundamental DEA models: CCR and BCC. Finally, it presents the case of application to the telecommunications sector for middle-income countries.
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