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ABSTRACT
For years, police organizations used to
evaluate their performance efficiency in favor of criminal investigation against
crime prevention. This misleads to the emphasis on criminal investigation rather
than on crime prevention in their activities. Therefore, this paper aims at
building a model of assessing efficiency in order to balance both of them. We
use the Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), which is a mathematical programming
approach widely used to assess relative efficiency within a group of Decision
Making Units (DMUs), to evaluate the efficiency of criminal investigation and
crime prevention among 23 county (or city) police departments in Taiwan from
1995 to 1997. Several points are emphasized in this study. Firstly, we show how
to assess efficiency with DEA. Secondly, we use Malmquist Index to measure
effectiveness change in a time span of two years from 1995 to 1997. Finally, we
discuss whether DEA is adequate for assessing efficiency of criminal
investigation and crime prevention of police departments in Taiwan. We also
examine whether the DEA approach could solve efficiency assessment problems
based on historic data. We conclude that this model is not only useful in
distinguishing the performance efficiency of the units considered, but also
adequate in showing the difference of the units in effectiveness change.
KEYWORDS: Criminal investigation, Crime prevention,
Efficiency Assessment, Data Envelopment Analysis, DEA, Malmquist Index