Productivity - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Business and Finance

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 6 pages of information about Productivity.

Productivity - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Business and Finance

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 6 pages of information about Productivity.
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Productivity is the result or the sum of all effort that it takes to deliver a product or service. Productivity is frequently referred to as output and, to some degree, can be measured. The output generated by a person, organization, or other entity is measured in terms of (the number of) units or items produced and services performed within a specified time frame. Thus, productivity is the economic value of goods and services. It becomes the value or result of the "price" of a product or service minus all "costs" (supplies, materials, human labor, etc., which frequently are monetary) that go into the effort.

Productivity Performance Measures

Productivity is a performance measure that indicates how effectively an organization converts its resources into its desired products or services. It is a relative measure in that it is used to compare the effectiveness of a country, organization, department, workstation, or...

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