Labor productivity is normally measured by (c) <u>dividing total real domestic output by the number of workers or by the number of</u><u> labor hours.</u>
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<h3>What is Labour productivity?</h3>
- The total volume of production (measured in terms of Gross Domestic Product, GDP) produced per unit of labor (measured in terms of the number of employed workers or hours worked) during the course of a specific time reference period is what is referred to as labor productivity.
- Divide the total output by the total labor hours to find the labor productivity of a nation.
What is labour productivity in India?
- A measurement of labor output is labor productivity.
- Hourly productivity metrics are used. The actual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) produced by labor in an hour is what is referred to as labor productivity in macroeconomics.
- An important component of a business's overall growth is labor productivity.
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add all numbers together and divide by 50(there are 50 numbers)
find the difference of each number and 67.92(the mean)
add all these numbers together and divide by 50
Answer:
your answer is C.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
5) P (arrive) + P (not arrive) = 100% Complements
80% + P( not arrive) = 100% Substitute thr ralees
P ( not arraive) = 100% - 80% Isolate the needed
P ( not arrive) = 20%
therefor, the probability of not arriving on time is:-
20%, or 0.20, or 1/5
The complements of arriving on time is not arriving on time.
The probability is equal to 100%
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