ADMS 3510 Chapter Notes - Chapter 16: Vulgate, Factors Of Production

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Operational productivity = ratio of output units to input units, both the numerator and the denominator are physical measures. Financial productivity = also a ratio of output to input, but one or both are in dollar amounts. Partial productivity: measure that focuses only on the relationship between one of the inputs and the output attained (number of units manufactured / number of units or cost of a single input resource) Total productivity: measure that includes all input resources in computing the ratio of the output attained to the input resources consumed. (total units manufactured / total variable manufacturing costs incurred) Measures only the relationship between an input resource and the output; ignores any effect that changes in manufacturing factors have on productivity. Ignores any effect that changes in other production factors have on productivity, such as an increase in material quality.

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