The quantity of produced output is divided by quantity of used input to calculate __________?

Correct answer: A. partial productivity

  • A. partial productivity
  • B. total factor productivity
  • C. targeted productivity
  • D. unused productivity

Explanation

Partial productivity is calculated as a specific output quantity divided by the quantity of one input used, such as units produced per labour hour or per square metre of material. Total factor productivity uses the combined cost or quantity of all inputs.

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