approach is to obtain the set of optimal weights maximizing not only the efficiency of a DMU under evaluation but also the average efficiency of other DMUs. On the contrary, the aggressive models are focused on searching for the set of optimal weights minimizing the average efficiency of other DMUs. Recently, Liang et al. [14] made some new suggestions for the second stage in cross efficiency evaluation. Their suggestions are comprised of three different models: the minimization of deviations from the ideal point (the minsum efficiency); the minimization of maximum inefficiency amount (the minmax efficiency); and the minimization of absolute deviations from the average efficiency. The first two models are used in the multicriteria DEA approach proposed by Li and Reeves [13] for dealing with the problems of ranking the units as well as unrealistic weight distribution.