Özet:

One of the final objectives of the countries is to improve and improve their performance. One of the most important components of performance is efficiency. The measurement of efficiency is of great importance at the micro level. Countries are able to re-evaluate their activities to address these deficiencies by identifying areas that are not efficient through efficiency analysis. There are several methods used in the measurement of efficiency, and one of these methods is the analysis of the overall factor efficiency. In this study, the importance of the global economic system and the effects of a unit increase in its efficiency in macro-level, the overall factor efficiency analysis was addressed in the context of transitional economies. The Malmquist Total Factor Efficiency (TFV) analysis, based on the VZA output-focused CCR model, has been conducted to determine the overall factor efficiency of the transition economy countries. The study was based on the period 2008-2016 and a single outcome, non-clean national earnings; three input elements, including military spending, education spending and health spending, were determined. The study first examined the technical activities and technological activities of the countries. In the period 2008-2016, it was also evaluated and interpreted by considering the overall efficiency of the individual factor on the basis of the years. Finally, the Malmquist-TFV index summary for the period 2008-2016 was drawn up. The results of the analysis found that there were differences in the activities of the twenty-six countries identified as the decision-making unit. Nine of these countries were found to be effective and eight countries were not effective.