It might have a considerable multiplier effect nationwide by providing a truly effective benchmark for drug prices.
In order to overcome these difficulties, we propose, in place of the selection of benchmarked DMUs on the efficient frontier, a method of selecting effective benchmarking paths that direct an inefficient DMU to its target on the efficient frontier in an implementable and realistic way.
Successful benchmarking implementation is based on an effective benchmarking tool.
The report suggested that the effective benchmark rate — taking into account both the zero percent short-term rate and the bond purchases — was now roughly negative 2 percent.
To this end, we propose a set of six guidelines for developing effective benchmark problems for simulation-based optimization.
In addition, a second inverted pendulum is added to create a richer control space and thus be a more effective benchmark for controller evaluation.
Through a case study in the City of Wilmington, Ohio, USA, in which EWIPSS was implemented, we demonstrate that ecological wisdom can be an effective benchmark in planning practice.
But this really isn't the most effective benchmark.
Thus too high growth rate of this indicator will lead to considerable decrease in import of technologies and services, and refusal of it will counteract surge of advanced technologies and to reduce possibilities of an effective benchmarking.
In particular, it will be valuable to have a screening system that allows measurement of an effective benchmark for quantifying action-potential responses (an "AP50"), as it is difficult to predict action potential responses from equilibrium measurements.
First, using DEA to condense information across multiple dimensions of service input and output in ophthalmology care has the potential to contribute to designing an effective benchmarking program.
