Ownership and Technical Efficiency: A Cross-Section Study on the Third Industrial Census of China

Wen, Rose Mei; Li, Dong; Lloyd, Peter

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Ownership and Technical Efficiency: A Cross-Section Study on the Third Industrial Census of China

Date

2002

Authors

Wen, Rose Mei

Li, Dong

Lloyd, Peter

Publisher

University of Chicago Press

Abstract

Our study on ownership and technical efficiency shows that enterprises with ownership types other than state ownership, domestic collective ownership, and joint domestic ownership are technically more efficient on average than these three types. This may