Chapter 7: Q.3 (page 185)
Are there other ways in which we can measure productivity besides the amount produced per hour of work?
Short Answer
The other way of measuring productivity is the level of GDP per worker or GDP per hour.
Chapter 7: Q.3 (page 185)
Are there other ways in which we can measure productivity besides the amount produced per hour of work?
The other way of measuring productivity is the level of GDP per worker or GDP per hour.
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