Utilization Efficiency of Water Resource in West Capital Cities Based on DEA
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    Drought in the Southwest China in early 2010 highlights the situation of inefficient utilization o f water resource in the western regions.This paper selects GDP,total investment in fixed assets,total water used,water consumed population as input-output indicators,and takes data envelopment analysis method to evaluate the performance of water resource utilization in the 12 western capital cities in 2008 and 2009.Meanwhile,Malmquist T F P index method is used to analyze time series data from 2000 to 2009.The results areas follows:(1)The utilization of water resource in the western regions is inefficient and t here is a declining trend.The total fact or productivity (TFP)index of the utilization efficiency of water resource from 2000 to 2009 is 0.955.(2)During 2008 and 2009,Chong qing,Xining,Urumqi and Hohhot City are efficient based on DEA,and other cities should adjust according to the experience of the four cities above.The production scale in Cheng du,Kunming,Xian,Lanzhou,Yinchuan and Nanning City are too large,thus it limit the utilization efficiency of water resource.The production scale in Chongqing,Xining,Urumqi and Hohhot City should remain stable while Guiyang and Lhasa should increase the production scale.(3)Technology is the dominant factor in restricting water using efficiency.So,investment in science and technology should been-hanced.In addition,expanding the scale of production and optimizing the industrial structure are also the indispensable way for improving the utilization efficiency of water resource.Finally,the western regions should also increase the propaganda on the rational utilization of water resource.

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董毅明,廖虎昌.基于DEA的西部省会城市水资源利用效率研究[J].水土保持通报英文版,2011,(4):134-139

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  • Received:October 07,2010
  • Revised:December 07,2010
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  • Online: November 26,2014
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