Evaluating contextual factors affecting the technical efficiency of freshwater pond culture systems in Peninsular Malaysia: a two-stage DEA approach
The demand for animal protein, especially fish, is growing fast, perhaps due to the rapid expansion of populations, increases in income and changes in eating habits and life styles. Capture fisheries, which supply over 70% of the fish for human consumption in Malaysia, are over-exploited or depleted...
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Elsevier
2016
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