IOANNIS SKEVAS

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University of Western Macedonia

Greece

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Dr. Ioannis Skevas is an Assistant Professor at the University of Macedonia in Greece. His research focuses on by-production modeling and efficiency measurement in agriculture, with a particular emphasis on stochastic frontier models and Bayesian estimation techniques. Recent publications include studies on technical and environmental inefficiency in Brazilian dairy farms, as well as the impact of technology heterogeneity and spatial spillovers on productivity growth.

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Modelling spatial dependence in productivity analysis

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Modelling spatial effects in efficiency and productivity analysis

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Victor Cabrera

Professor and Extension Dairy Specialist

University of Wisconsin-Madison

UNITED STATES

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Theodoros Skevas

UNITED STATES

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Alfons Oude Lansink

NETHERLANDS

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Sebastian Lakner

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University of Rostock

GERMANY

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IOANNIS SKEVAS

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Articles (16)

A copula-based semiparametric by-production stochastic frontier model

By-production modeling of technical and environmental inefficiency in Brazilian dairy farms

Bayesian estimation of stochastic metafrontiers

Technical and environmental inefficiency measurement in agriculture using a flexible by‐production stochastic frontier model

Accounting for technology heterogeneity in the measurement of persistent and transient inefficiency

A note on functional form specification in random coefficients stochastic frontier models

Analysing inefficiency in a non‐parametric spatial‐dynamic by‐production framework: A k‐nearest neighbour proposal

A novel modeling framework for quantifying spatial spillovers on total factor productivity growth and its components

The role of peer effects on farmers’ decision to adopt unmanned aerial vehicles: evidence from Missouri

Organizational forms and technical efficiency of the dairy processing industry in Southern Brazil

Farm Profitability as a Driver of Spatial Spillovers: The Case of Somatic Cell Counts on Wisconsin Dairies

Examining the Relationship between Social Inefficiency and Financial Performance. Evidence from Wisconsin Dairy Farms

A generalized true random-effects model with spatially autocorrelated persistent and transient inefficiency

Spatial Spillovers on Input‐specific Inefficiency of Dutch Arable Farms

Inference in the spatial autoregressive efficiency model with an application to Dutch dairy farms

Measurement of production inefficiency in a technology and inefficiency heterogeneity setting

Collaborators (4)

Victor Cabrera

Theodoros Skevas

Alfons Oude Lansink

Sebastian Lakner

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