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This is a BCC-DEA study (also classified as: Spatial Econometric Models).

The Impact of Higher Education Enrollment on Per Capita GDP in the Yangtze River Delta: An Analysis Based on BCC-DEA and Spatial Econometric Models

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The study finds regional disparities in resource allocation, affecting per capita GDP in the Yangtze River Delta.
Cities such as Zhoushan and Wuxi are DEA-efficient, while Shanghai displays significant inefficiency with TE = 0.15.
Spatial correlation between higher education resources and per capita GDP is identified as weak, with Moran's I = -0.073.
OLS regression indicates a mismatch between educational resources and economic development, with low explanatory power.

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Analysis using BCC-DEA and spatial econometric models reveals resource allocation disparities and implications for economic development.

Han Sun (2025) studied this question.

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