Classifying the Stability Scores of the Big-Three American Automotive Companies Using DEA Window Analysis

Khaled Alshare; Xueming Luo; Hani I. Mesak

Classifying the Stability Scores of the Big-Three American Automotive Companies Using DEA Window Analysis

Khaled Alshare
, Xueming Luo
, Hani I. Mesak

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Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Management Information and Decision Sciences
Volume	7
Issue number	1
State	Published - Jan 1 2004

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Economics
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Manufacturing

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Classifying the Stability Scores of the Big-Three American Automotive Companies Using DEA Window Analysis

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