日本の国立大学における生産性、効率性と第一期中期目標期間業務実績に関する評価結果との関連性の分析

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Beginning in 2004, national universities in Japan have moved into a new stage of corporatization. Performance-oriented policy was introduced for the allocation of government grants in 2010, with the aim of enhancing the productivity and operational efficiency of national universities. In 2008, the Japan National University Evaluation Committee conducted an investigation and analysis of the accomplishments of national universities toward the set mid-term targets and undertook a comprehensive achievement evaluation of project targets to investigate the current state of education and research, with evaluation as the premise. They analyzed the quality of education and research levels according to “The Performance Evaluation Regulation of National University Legal Person and University Jointly Exploit Sector in Midterm Target Period.” This study uses data envelopment analysis to analyze productivity and efficiency of corporatized national universities. It measures productivity indicator value (MI) through a Correlated Component Regression (CCR) model and measures pure efficiency value by a Banker-Charnes-Cooper (BBC) model and uses Pearson’s Correlation analysis to analyze the correlation between the productivity and efficiency of corporatized national universities and their first-stage evaluation results.