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    TABLE LEGENDS

    Table 1. Descriptive statistics of input and output variables used in the model
    Minimum

    Maximum

    Mean

    Standard
    Deviation

    x1: Network line length (km)

    2077

    818507

    136555.1

    152293

    x2: Number of employees

    1130

    116266

    11891.86

    15784.23

    x3: Energy losses (MU)

    84.67

    20665

    2461.04

    2138.81

    y1: Electricity sold (MU)

    161.67

    71280

    8934.33

    10585.17

    y2:Number of end consumers


    (in thousands)

    134.13

    22340

    2905.06

    3630.36

    Desirable Inputs

    Desirable Outputs

    Table 2. Maximum likelihood estimates of input distance function parameters


    Variable

    Coefficient

    Standard- error

    t-ratio

    1.143

    0.0738

    15.470

    -0.325

    0.051

    -6.318***

    -0.259

    0.053

    -4.891***

    -0.036

    0.112

    0.322*

    -0.054

    0.055

    -0.980*

    -0.037

    0.071

    -0.523

    0.282

    0.037

    7.494***

    0.330

    0.026

    12.520***

    0.099

    0.023

    4.207***

    0.076

    0.019

    3.932***

    10

    -0.212

    0.028

    -7.416

    11

    0.033

    0.056

    0.585*

    12

    -0.118

    0.055

    -2.152**

    13

    0.010

    0.067

    0.150*

    14

    0.185

    0.058

    3.201***

    15

    0.008

    0.008

    0.992*

    16

    -0.002

    0.003

    -0.571

    17

    -0.027

    0.006

    -4.121***

    18

    0.024

    0.008

    3.023***

    19

    -0.021

    0.011

    -1.176*

    20

    0.024

    0.012

    1.924*

    0.202

    0.028

    7.135

    0.969

    0.0037

    259.9

    0.885

    0.088

    10.032

    0.021

    0.008

    2.383

    178.087

    log likelihood function

    ***, ** and * = Significant at 1%, 5% and 10% level of confidence.

    Table 3. Year wise Malmquist TFP Change Decomposition


    Year

    Technical Eff.
    Change

    Technological
    Change

    Scale Efficiency
    Change

    TFP Growth

    2007/08
    2008/09

    2.25

    1.4

    -1.726

    2.096

    2008/09
    2009/10
    2009/10
    2010/11
    2010/11
    2011/12

    2.368

    0.6968

    1.385

    4.449

    2.325

    -0.0625

    2.446

    4.708

    2.422

    -0.4612

    5.11

    6.898

    Mean

    2.3412

    0.3932

    1.8037

    4.538

    Table 4. Utility-wise X-factor Computation

    Utility

    Mean Efficiency Score

    Catch-Up

    Frontier shift

    X-Factor

    Ajmer VVNL

    0.1982

    3.721

    7.721

    APCPDCL

    0.2944

    3.302

    7.302

    APEPDCL

    0.5136

    2.321

    6.321

    APNPDCL

    0.3228

    3.177

    7.177

    APSPDCL

    0.30604

    3.251

    7.251

    Arunachal Pradesh
    Power Department

    0.207

    3.683

    7.683

    Assam PDCL

    0.2904

    3.320

    7.320

    BESCOM

    0.3418

    3.093

    7.093

    BEST

    0.6012

    1.918

    5.918

    BSEB

    0.18726

    3.768

    7.768

    BSES RPL

    0.38236

    2.823

    6.823

    BSES YPL

    0.38226

    2.913

    6.913

    CalcuttaESC

    0.5506

    2.152

    6.152

    CESU / CESCO

    0.3174

    3.201

    7.201

    Chandigarh Elect.
    Deptt

    0.93932

    0.301

    4.301

    CHESCOM

    0.388

    2.888

    6.888

    CSEB

    0.2302

    3.582

    7.582

    DGVCL

    0.5086

    2.344

    6.344

    DHBVNL

    0.27764

    3.376

    7.376

    DVVNL

    0.2788

    3.370

    7.370

    GESCOM

    0.3564

    3.028

    7.028

    Goa Electricity Deptt.

    0.4822

    2.464

    6.464

    HESCOM

    0.3114

    3.227

    7.227

    HPSEB

    0.26572

    3.428

    7.428

    J&K Power Deptt.

    0.3138

    3.217

    7.217

    Jaipur VVNL

    0.1984

    3.720

    7.720

    Jodhpur VVNL

    0.2192

    3.630

    7.630

    JSEB

    0.291

    3.317

    7.317

    KESCO

    0.541

    2.196

    6.196

    KSEB

    0.295

    3.299

    7.299

    Maharashtra SEDCL

    0.1736

    3.827

    7.827

    Manipur Elect Deptt.

    0.3916

    2.872

    6.872

    MeghalayaECL

    0.3582

    3.020

    7.020

    MESCOM

    0.4228

    2.732

    6.732

    MGVCL

    0.4344

    2.680

    6.680

    Mizoram Elect.
    Deptt.

    0.4958

    2.402

    6.402

    MPMKVVCL

    0.1914

    3.750

    7.750

    MPPaschimKVVCL

    0.214

    3.653

    7.653

    MPPoorvKVVCL

    0.196

    3.731

    7.731

    MVVNL

    0.1826

    3.788

    7.788

    Nagaland Elect.
    Deptt.

    0.3988

    2.840

    6.840

    NESCO

    0.3826

    2.912

    6.912

    PGVCL

    0.2414

    3.534

    7.534

    PSEB

    0.18282

    3.787

    7.787

    Puducherry Elect
    Deptt

    0.8588

    0.696

    4.696

    PuVVNL

    0.155

    3.907

    7.907

    PVVNL

    0.2648

    3.432

    7.432

    R-Infra

    0.98782

    0.060

    4.060

    SOUTHCO

    0.3778

    2.933

    6.933

    Tata NDPL

    0.587

    1.984

    5.984

    TNEB

    0.2296

    3.585

    7.585

    Torrent Power Ltd

    0.711

    1.404

    5.404

    Tripura State Elect


    Corp Ltd

    0.399

    2.839

    6.839

    UGVCL

    0.372

    2.959

    6.959

    UHBVNL

    0.279

    3.370

    7.370

    Uttaranchal PCL

    0.3708

    2.964

    6.964

    WBSEDCL

    0.2782

    3.373

    7.373

    WESCO

    0.3272

    3.158

    7.158

    Mean

    0.3664

    2.971

    6.971

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