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A proposed fixed-sum carryovers reallocation DEA approach for social scientific resources of Chinese public universities

How to evaluate and optimize the allocative efficiency of multiple research resources is of great importance for decision-makers and has great practical application value. This is especially true in the case of unbalanced allocation and inefficient utilization of research resources in Chinese higher...

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Published in:Scientometrics 2022-07, Vol.127 (7), p.4097-4121
Main Authors: Xiong, Xi, Yang, Guo-liang, Liu, Kai-di, Zhou, De-qun
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