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Table 4.70 Redundant proportions of research inputs in 211Us (HSS sample in 2009) ID Staff (%) Grants (%) ID Staff (%) Grants (% ...

Table 4.71 Redundant proportions of research inputs in 211Us (HSS sample in 2010) ID Staff (%) Grants (%) ID Staff (%) Grants (% ...

Table 4.72 Increasable amount of research outputs in 211Us (HSS sample in 2006) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSC ...

Table 4.72 (continued) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) 31 0.0 0.9 0 66 0.0 22.1 0 100 0.0 9.5 0 32 6 ...

Table 4.73 Increasable amount of research outputs in 211Us (HSS sample in 2007) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSC ...

Table 4.74 Increasable Amount of Research Outputs in 211Us (HSS sample in 2008) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSC ...

Table 4.75 Increasable amount of research outputs in 211Us (HSS sample in 2009) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSC ...

Table 4.76 Increasable amount of research outputs in 211Us (HSS sample in 2010) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSCI CSSCI (%) ID M SSC ...

References Coelli, T. J., Rao, D. S. P., O'Donnell, C. J., & Battese, G. E. (2005).An introduction to efficiency and product ...

Chapter 5 Dynamic Evaluation on Research Productivity of“211 Project”Universities: The DEA-Malmquist Approach In theory, the imp ...

stitutability and complementarity between different production factors, single factor productivity can never accurately and effe ...

and the change of 211Us’research productivity? Does the improvement of research productivity mainly come from technical progress ...

for each university is presented in Tables5.3,5.4,5.5,5.6,5.7,5.8,5.9and5.10in Appendix. Here we merely present the yearly avera ...

sustainable growth in research capacity and innovation capability. This phe- nomenon is highly consistent with our estimations b ...

obviousfluctuations during thefive years, which to some extent reflects the instability of TFP growth mechanism of HSS research ...

Overall speaking, from the results of Malmquist-TFP index and its decompo- sition, we can see that technical progress is the big ...

sustainability and potentiality of university development. From this point of view, we should group our sample 211Us into 985 an ...

5.2.1.2 Cumulative Change of Research Productivity Relative to Base Year 2006 To further explore the differences on the cumulati ...

research productivity growth for NEAM disciplines in both groups, and also the major cause contributes to the research productiv ...

growth effect is the reason why the cumulative improvement of MPI of non-985Us is better than that of 985Us. Secondly, from 2006 ...