英文摘要 |
This study attempts to apply the Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) to approach the performance of the credit departments of farmers' associations in Taiwan. Based on the structure of the data envelopment analysis approach, this study measures the relative efficiency for credit departments of farmers' associations in Taiwan via resource redistribution. When the amount of resource is fixed, it can be distributed to each unit within an organization in a better way. It is intended to find the possible improvements for those inefficient credit departments of farmers' associations. The empirical results show that the overall efficiency scores of the teams indicate is not best and scale for credit departments of farmers' associations in Taiwan is relative small. It implies that the reorganization of the credit departments of farmers associations may be appropriate if more efficient organization is to be pursued. Finally the reorganization of the credit departments of farmers' associations are studies, evidences show the results are really be improved and acceptable. |