Table 1. Descriptive statistics, outputs and inputs
|
Min |
Max |
Mean |
Std. Dev. | |
|
Variable_______ |
Outputs
|
PHYSICIAN VISITS |
156.41 |
2613.94 |
550.47 |
633.50 |
|
NURCE VISITS |
237.61 |
4057.07 |
1002.52 |
901.06 |
|
BEDS |
303.00 |
3695.00 |
949.17 |
886.79 |
|
SALES |
33.46 |
898.82 |
291.22 |
253.00 |
|
Inputs | ||||
|
LABOUR |
601.42 |
9307.02 |
2206.53 |
2164.51 |
|
CAPITAL |
732.41 |
10218.19 |
2682.99 |
2391.61 |
|
OTHER SOURCES |
111.09 |
14913.25 |
1293.32 |
2875.82 |
|
Efficiency | ||||
|
VRS |
0.73 |
1.00 |
0.95 |
0.07 |
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