Meadows Mowers initially spent nine man-hours to assemble a lawnmower. But as the production doubled, the number of hours spent on assembling a mower reduced by 20 percent. This increase in productivity reduced the company's cost per unit. What is this phenomenon referred to as?

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Jayla Kirby

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9 August, 05:44

Meadows Mowers initially spent nine man-hours to assemble a lawnmower. But as the production doubled, the number of hours spent on assembling a mower reduced by 20 percent. This increase in productivity reduced the company's cost per unit. What is this phenomenon referred to as?

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Mackenzie Huerta · Answer 1

Learning Curve Effect

Explanation:

The learning curve was first defined in 1885 by psychologist Hermann Ebbinghaus and is used as a means of measuring the quality of output and estimating costs.

A learning curve is a term that visually represents the cost-output relationship over a specified period of time, usually representing an employee's or worker's repetitive task.