The quantity of produced output is divided with the cost of all used inputs to calculate ____________?

Correct answer: D. total factor productivity

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

Explanation

Total factor productivity compares output with the combined cost of all inputs used, rather than with only one input. Partial productivity, by contrast, isolates a single input such as labour or materials.

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