| 英文摘要 |
Providing a public transportation with high reliable, facilitate, fast, and mass delivery service is critical to attract more passengers to the system, especially for metro transits or mass rapid transit (MRT) in urban areas. Thus, analyzing efficiency or productivity changes of existing MRT system in Taiwan has become an important issue. However, most previous studies focused upon analyzing efficiency or productivity changes on the basis of a single dimensional perspective. In practice, the operators of MRT system should also pursue other performances, such as service quality, safety, and financial effectiveness. The performance of above goals is often discussed by the literature when measuring the performance of MRT or metro transits. In order to analyze the overall performance of existing MRT systematically, this study, develops a pyramid performance evaluation method and constructs a sequential network performance assessment framework from the multi-dimensional perspective. The factors of service quality, undesirable output of safety, and social economic are also incorporated into the sequential network SBM (slack-based measure) model for measuring the financial effectiveness. This study conducts a case study consisting of Taipei and Kaohsiung MRT with the input-output data from 2009 to 2019, while combining the sequential network SBM DEA model and the window analysis method to assess the efficiency and effectiveness changes for each stage during the analytical sample period. The pyramid framework and sequence network model can provide managers with insightful performance management implications from the multi-dimensional perspectives. The results show that the effectiveness of Taipei MRT in the service stage is relatively weak compared to other stages, which indicates that Taipei MRT should improve the service stage first. Moreover, the marketable effectiveness of Kaohsiung MRT system is lower than that of other stages. The lower marketable or service effectiveness will affect the financial effectiveness of the Kaohsiung MRT system. In addition, results of empirical analysis show that the financial effectiveness could be decomposed into the production efficiency, service effectiveness, and marketability effectiveness, which could provide more managerial information for decision makers. |