Abstract
The paper uses Hicks-Moorsteen TFP indicator to measure the changes of total factor productivity in China’s commercial banks from 2010 to 2014 on the basis of big data in BankScope database. By analyzing the sample data and total factor productivity, the paper finds out in-depth motives of the dynamic changes of TFP. At present, domestic commercial banks are at the stage of deepening reforms. Thus, exploring into the motives that drive the efficiency of commercial banks in recent years and affecting factors is of great instructive roles for national supervision institutions’ formulating relevant monitoring policies, improving banks’ efficiency in resource allocation, and launching profound reforms in banks.
Highlights
The studies on the efficiency of commercial banks in China are always the focus in the academic field
Shareholding commercial banks’ annual total factor productivity (TFP) was 1.019, i.e., TFP increased by 1.9% every year on average, which mainly contributed to the improvement of scale efficiency and the slow-down of reduction of technological progress
The following conclusions are drawn: 1) The overall TFP of domestic commercial banks reduced by 0.9% every year
Summary
The studies on the efficiency of commercial banks in China are always the focus in the academic field. The entire banking industry’s efficiency implies domestic industries’ outcome of economic resource application to a certain extent. Domestic and foreign banking sectors’ attitude to the Chinese banking industry has changed so that its. (2016) Analysis of Total Factor Productivity in China’s Commercial Banks. The promotion of China’s banking industry in the global is to rely on the scale or efficiency? Exploring into the motives that drive the efficiency of commercial banks in recent years and affecting factors is of huge help for figuring out the status and core competitiveness of domestic banks as well as great instructive roles for guiding the new in-depth reforms
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