Did Jackknife Works? Testing Stability of Technical Efficiency in Biggest Tomato Producers in MENA Region

Karrar Altaie

doi:10.47310/hjebm.2022.v03i02.019

September 10, 2022

Did Jackknife Works? Testing Stability of Technical Efficiency in Biggest Tomato Producers in MENA Region

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Average Pure Technical Efficiency was highest in Turkey at 0.98, indicating potential input savings while maintaining output levels.
Jackknife technique confirmed no significant outlier effects, ensuring reliable stability in Technical Efficiency scores for the studied countries.
The study analyzed efficiency scores of tomato production in Iran, Turkey, and Jordan, aiming to address food security concerns due to supply gaps.
Technical inefficiency could intensify food insecurity issues in the MENA region, highlighting the importance of optimizing agricultural practices.

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Analysis of technical efficiency reveals potential input savings in major tomato producers Iran, Turkey, and Jordan, suggesting the need for improved efficiency.

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