8-13 January– Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas – Universidade da Beira Interior | Covilhã | Portugal
Speakers
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- Carla Margarida Oliveira Henrique
University of Coimbra – C. Oliveira (0000-0003-4045-6101) – ORCID
- Carla Margarida Oliveira Henrique
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- Maria do Castelo Gouveia
University of Coimbra – MC Gouveia (0000-0003-3548-4212) – ORCID
- Maria do Castelo Gouveia
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- Ana Maria Camanho
Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto, Portugal
FEUP – Ana Maria Camanho -
Herminio Vilarinho
Departamento de Engenharia e Gestão Industrial, Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do Porto, Portugal
Hermilio Carneiro Vilarinho Fernandes (0000-0002-8208-2307) – ORCID
- Ana Maria Camanho
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- Giovanna D’Inverno
Departamento de Economia e Gestão, Universidade de Pisa
Giovanna D’Inverno (unipi.it)
- Giovanna D’Inverno
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- Luís Marques
Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas, Departamento de Gestão e Economia, Universidade da Beira Interior, Portugal
Luís Miguel Soares Santos Marques @ UBI
- Luís Marques
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- Victor Moutinho
Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department of Management and Economics, University of Beira Interior, Portugal.
Vítor Manuel Ferreira Moutinho @ UBI - Daniel Santin
Departamento de Economia Aplicada, Economia Pública e Economia Política, Universidade Complutense de Madrid, Espanha
DANIEL SANTÍN GONZÁLEZ – Universidad Complutense de Madrid (ucm.es)
- Victor Moutinho
Programme
Monday 08 January | Monday 09 January | Wednesday 10 January | Thrusday 11 January | Friday 12 January | ||||||
9h30 | Maria do Castelo | 724 | Victor Moutinho | 724 | Daniel Santin | 724 | Giovanna D’Inverno | 724 | ||
11h00 | Open Event | 724 | Carla Henriques | 724 | Victor Moutinho | 724 | Daniel Santin | 724 | Giovanna D’Inverno | 724 |
11h30 | Carla Henriques | 724 | Ana Camanho | 727 | Luis Marques | 724 | Victor Moutinho | 724 | Giovanna D’Inverno | 724 |
13h30 | Maria do Castelo | 724 | Herminio Vilarinho | 727 | Luis Marques | 724 | Victor Moutinho | 724 | Giovanna D’Inverno | 724 |
13h30 | Lunch | 13-14 | Lunch | 13-14 | Lunch | 13-14 | Lunch | 13-14 | Lunch | |
14h30 | Carla Henriques | 724 | Ana Camanho | 724 | Daniel Santin | 726 | Giovanna D’Inverno | 724 | Closed Event | 724 |
16h15 | Maria do Castelo | 724 | Herminio Vilarinho | 724 | Daniel Santin | 726 | Giovanna D’Inverno | 724 | ||
16h30 | Maria do Castelo | 724 | Ana Camanho | 724 | Daniel Santin | 726 | Giovanna D’Inverno | 724 | ||
18h30 | Carla Henriques | 724 | Herminio Vilarinho | 724 | Daniel Santin | 726 | Giovanna D’Inverno | 724 |
Sessions
Course Instructor –University of Pisa -Italy
· Giovanna D’Inverno Departamento de Economia e Gestão, Universidade de Pisa, Itália. https://people.unipi.it/giovanna_dinverno/
· ORCID ID: 0000-0002-9738-4121¸ Scopus Author ID: 57192987960
QUantitative Methods for Efficiency and Productivity Analysis (QUMEPA)
Course description and objectives
- The aim of this course is to introduce basic concepts of efficiency and productivity measurement for performance evaluation in different disciplinary areas.
- This course focuses on nonparametric techniques designed to measure the efficiency of decision-making units and to capture the multifaceted aspects of performance evaluation in the construction of composite indicators. The course will introduce these techniques through theory, examples, and practical applications in different areas including (but not limited to) management, organization, renewable energy and environmental sustainability. Furthermore, the course will show how to implement the empirical analysis through softwares (R and/or Matlab), specific packages and codes.
Course Program
Lectures will be held in English and will have a duration of 3hrs each.
# Date Lecture topic Notes
1 Introduction to efficiency and productivity measurement. Data Envelopment Analysis
2 Illustrative examples and practical session in Data Envelopment Analysis Applications on management and education
3 Construction of composite indicators. The “Benefit of the Doubt” approach
4 Illustrative examples and practical session for the construction of composite indicators Applications on organization and environmental sustainability
The analysis of economic efficiency plays a crucial role in economic activities. It is almost impossible not to discuss economic efficiency in today’s world. Deciding how much to produce or consume in an economy or organisation is a challenging decision, given the limited resources. Therefore, the analysis of efficiency becomes increasingly important. Additionally, economies and organisations need to optimise their inputs and outputs when their decision-making demands it. This requires finding the best combinations to ensure “optimal” economic efficiency.
This winter course aims to make a significant contribution to learning about the analysis and evaluation of economic efficiency, specifically focusing on the methods of Data Envelopment Analysis and Stochastic Frontier Analysis. Participants will delve into their formalisms, applications, and recent developments, enabling a better understanding of how to assess and enhance economic efficiency.
The Winter School aims to provide participants with an opportunity to acquire in-depth and excellent knowledge on the topic of Economic Efficiency: Methods and Applications in various economic sectors.
The main objective is to create a national and international, interdisciplinary environment for research exchange, fostering new scientific works on the subject. Additionally, the Summer School will contribute to the following objectives:
- Expand the scope of existing university programs.
- Develop networking opportunities for graduate students, researchers, including early-career scholars, and technical personnel in organisations.
- Encourage the establishment of an interuniversity network focused on the specific topic of this Summer School.
Location
The Winter School will take place in the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department of Management and Economics – Covilhã, Portugal
Organising Commission
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- Winter School Coordinator: Victor Moutinho, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department of Management and Economics – University of Beira Interior.
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- Vice-Coordinator: António Marques, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department of Management and Economics – University of Beira Interior.
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- Vice-Coordinator: Ricardo Rodrigues, NECE – Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department of Management and Economics – University of Beira Interior.
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- Tiago Afonso, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department of Management and Economics – University of Beira Interior.
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- Sónia Neves, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department of Management and Economics – University of Beira Interior.
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- Diogo Pereira, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department of Management and Economics – University of Beira Interior.
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- João Pereira, NECE-UBI Research Centre for Business Sciences, University of Beira Interior
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- Elisabeth Baía, NECE-UBI Research Centre for Business Sciences, University of Beira Interior
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- Nathalia Suchek, NECE-UBI Research Centre for Business Sciences, University of Beira Interior
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- Carla Loureiro, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences – University of Beira Interior.
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- Nuno Pessoa, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department of Management and Economics – University of Beira Interior.