Net productivity is measured by

A

adding up total inputs

O O O

adding up total outputs

multiplying inputs by outputs

O

OD

dividing outputs-by inputs

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Kendra Mayer

Mathematics

8 February, 12:41

Net productivity is measured by

A

adding up total inputs

O O O

adding up total outputs

multiplying inputs by outputs

O

OD

dividing outputs-by inputs

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Sofia Davis · Answer 1

Dividing outputs by inputs

Step-by-step explanation:

If the output is greater than input, the net productivity is more than one (more productive).

If the output is lesser than the input, it would mean less productive and hence ratio would be less than one.

Net productivity is measured byAadding up total inputsO O Oadding up total outputsmultiplying inputs by outputsOODdividing outputs-by inputs

Net productivity is measured by

A

adding up total inputs

O O O

adding up total outputs

multiplying inputs by outputs

O

OD

dividing outputs-by inputs