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IRISSAK [1]
3 years ago
11

The percent change in multifactor productivity if Fok can reduce the energy bill by ​$1,000 per day without cutting production o

r changing any other inputs​

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1 answer:
marishachu [46]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The answer is "2.45%".

Explanation:

The answer of option c:

Reduce power by 950 dollars:

In this question it will need to once again take the latest energy cost for analytical hierarchical productivity.  

→ Total Input  = 400 \times  12+21000 \times 1 +(5000-950)+10000

                     = 4800 +21000 + (4050)+10000  \\\\                       = 25800+4050+10000 \\\\                       = 39850\\

Consumer rates  = \frac{1,000}{39,850}

                            =0.0250

Initial efficiency multi-factor= 0.0245

\to \text{percentage  changes} = \frac{\text{New Multi Factor Productivity - Previous Multi-Factor Productivity}}{\text{Originbal Multi-Factor Productivity}}  

                                   = \frac{(0.02450.0251)}{0.0245}\\\\ = 2.45 \ \  \%

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