英文摘要 |
This study analyzes productivity changes of fifty-eight Taiwanese international tourist hotels with data from 2002 to 2008. Utilizing the bottom-up approach of Balk (2001), we decompose the Malmquist TFP indexes into changes in technology, pure technical efficiency, scale efficiency, and output mix. At the end, the operational performance management matrix is used to study hotels’existing competitiveness and potentials of long-run development.Several results are obtained. DEA analysis indicates that within the sample periods, on average, the pure technical efficiency was 91.47%. Regression analysis shows that GDP, local government economic service expenditures, and market concentration were positively related to overall technical efficiency, while the chain system hotels did not perform better than others. TFPC increased by 1.56% annually, which could mainly be attributed to the improvements in technical change (1.43%) and in pure technical efficiency change (0.2%). As for scale efficiency and output mix effect, the change indexes were stable around unity. The operational performance management matrix suggests that more than 35% of the hotels were competitive presently and with potentials of long-run development. |