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Chapter 1, Problem 8P

a)

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To determine: The labor productivity per labor hour of Company L.

Introduction: Labor productivity is the valuation of economic growth in a nation. Labor production measures the amount of products produced within an hour; it especially evaluates labor productivity, that is, the amount of real gross domestic product (GDP) produced by a labor hour.

b)

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To determine: Multifactor productivity of Company L.

Introduction: Multifactor productivity is an evaluation of economic performance that compares the amount of products and services produced to the amount of combined input used to produce those products and services.

c)

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To determine: The percentage change in multifactor productivity if the company reduces the energy bill by $1,000 per day.

Introduction: Multifactor productivity is an evaluation of economic performance that compares the amount of products and services produced to the amount of combined input used to produce those products and services.

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