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Answer:
The answer is the option D., labor productivity increased by 6.25 percent between 1998 and 2008.
Explanation
Labor productivity can be calculated with the following equation, which conforms to the data provided in the question:
P= \frac{UP}{h}
Where:
P: productivity
UP: units of output (number of products obtained by an employee)
h: hours to produce (hours spent in production)
P1998= \frac{UP}{h}= \frac{40}{25}= 1.6
P2008= \frac{UP}{h}= \frac{68}{40}= 1.7
In general, the percentage of increase (or decrease) can be calculated with the following equation:
POI=\frac{Vf-Vi}{Vi}x100
Applying it to the question:
POI= \frac{P2008-P 1998}{P 1998}x100= 6.25 percent
Where:
POI: percent of increase (or decrease)
P1998: productivity in 1998 (
initial value)
P2008: productivity in 2008 (
final value)
<u>The productivity of the average worker increased by 6.25 percent between 1998 and 2008</u>
Answer:
Some may develop faster than others because they have more free lifestyles and some because of health.
Explanation:
